I am a very happy and regular user of Evernote, but there's one thing that I see which I feel needs addressing around how different sources allow me to save items into Evernote. In some cases I am presented with a list of just the Notebooks, other times I see the Stack names and then Notebooks with each stack.
Evernote Windows10 app -
Chrome / Evernote's own Web clipper - shows stacks, notebooks within stacks. Lists other user's Notebooks that I have write-access to
Chrome / Feedly.com - presents a list of Stacks and Notebooks with a slash between. Also, does NOT list other user's Notebooks that I have write-access to
iOS Feedly app - ditto
Stack A /Notebook1
Stack A /Notebook2
Stack A /Notebook5
Stack A /Notebook6
Stack B /Notebook3
Stack B /Notebook4
iOS Safari - presents a list of Notebooks, _ignoring_ the Stack name and thus puts the Notebooks in a completely different order
iOS Chrome - ditto
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jwparkin 1
I am a very happy and regular user of Evernote, but there's one thing that I see which I feel needs addressing around how different sources allow me to save items into Evernote. In some cases I am presented with a list of just the Notebooks, other times I see the Stack names and then Notebooks with each stack.
Evernote Windows10 app -
Chrome / Evernote's own Web clipper - shows stacks, notebooks within stacks. Lists other user's Notebooks that I have write-access to
Chrome / Feedly.com - presents a list of Stacks and Notebooks with a slash between. Also, does NOT list other user's Notebooks that I have write-access to
iOS Feedly app - ditto
Stack A /Notebook1
Stack A /Notebook2
Stack A /Notebook5
Stack A /Notebook6
Stack B /Notebook3
Stack B /Notebook4
iOS Safari - presents a list of Notebooks, _ignoring_ the Stack name and thus puts the Notebooks in a completely different order
iOS Chrome - ditto
Notebook1
Notebook2
Notebook3
Notebook4
Notebook5
Notebook6
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