Feature request - the EN equivalent of OS X desktop Spaces

[adamdwright 43]

Quick Context from OS X El Capitan feature list:

"...Mission Control also enables you to switch quickly between different desktops – or Spaces to which you have assigned specific applications."

 

EN problem:

I have too many notes/notebooks/tags/etc... and though the search function is amazing, i'm often overwhelmed.

The search function is top notch, but simply seeing this many notes/notebooks is stressful visually.

 

solution:

If there were a way to cut the clutter of notebooks/notes I made years ago & filter my search based on the time I made it (similar to how you can google search something that was posted the last year/month/24 hours), then I wouldn't be overwhelmed.

 

conclusion / feature request:

Each year (or whenever my EN gets too cluttered for my liking), I'd like an option to re-build my evernote from the ground up.  Here's what this actually looks like - on the left side EN panel, there will be a new column (just like Notes / Notebooks / Tags , etc) that says "Dimensions" (or spaces or whatever EN calls it) that has my 2014 build of evernote notebooks/notes/tags, 2013 build, etc.

 

In terms of adjusting the depth of the SEARCH function, you can toggle in preferences which of your dimensions you'd like the search to cover - whether it be the present one you're working within or all of them combined.

 

Presently, to prevent feeling overwhelmed by all my accumulated notebooks & notes, I've been making separate EN accounts.  But my premium purchase only works on one of them... so the added feature of 'Dimensions' would solve that problem

 

Make sense?  Would any of you users appreciate the benefit of this?  Or not so much?  

 

 

 

[adamdwright 43]

sorry - not sure how this posted 3 times. dont know how to delete 

[Metrodon 2,184]

There are a number of search parameters that you can use to search by differing time periods. You could try setting up a few of these as a saved searches to quickly filter your content. This only works at note level but most likely you end up with close to the same results...https://dev.evernote.com/doc/articles/search_grammar.php