I’m excited to announce the release of Evernote for Mac v6.6.
Before I present the new features, I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself to the community.
I joined Evernote HQ earlier this month as the new product manager of the Mac client. I’m absolutely thrilled to manage an app that I have extensively used and loved for years. Evernote has been the essential tool that I’ve relied on to capture ideas and accomplish goals in my work and personal life. Since 2011, I’ve created more than 4000 notes. Over the past several years, there’s been no app besides Gmail that I’ve used more frequently on a daily basis.
This new role is so much more than just a job to me. I truly feel that it's a privilege to work with the Evernote team — and community — to continually improve a product that I’ve long been passionate about. I’m committed to doing what it takes to ensure that the product continuously provides a great experience for our users.
The team has done a great job delivering Mac v.6.6! Please reply to this post and let us know how you like it! And if you find any issue, please also let us know about it in a reply to this post.
You can download the new version here or from within the app.
Here are the official release notes:
New
Effortlessly switch between notes. Introducing a new navigation/search feature that lets you switch between notes and notebooks with the tap of a quick key. Just hit “Command-J” to give it a try. (The previous notebook selector is still available with a new shortcut: “Command-Option-J”.)
Zoom is here! Now you can use “Command-Plus Sign (+)” and “Command-Minus Sign (-)” or pinch gestures on the trackpad to zoom in and out of a note. Two of our developers responded to the call of this long-standing user request and knocked it out in our first ever Hack Week. Enjoy!
You can now easily duplicate a note from the “Note” menu.
Manage tags from the note view. Right-click a tag in the note editor to bring up a menu that lets you filter your notes by the tag, remove the tag from the note, or delete the tag from all notes.
We redesigned the audio recorder for easy, intuitive recording and playback (OS X 10.10+).
Fixed
For a long time the left side nav used to just highlight the “Notes” tab regardless of what you had selected. We know. Now it highlights your current selection.
Fixed an issue where local file system URI’s in the source field of a note would open up without notifying you.
Fixed several issues that were causing crashes.
Ongoing improvements to stability and sync performance.
Idea
EvernoteAlex 31
Hi folks,
I’m excited to announce the release of Evernote for Mac v6.6.
Before I present the new features, I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself to the community.
I joined Evernote HQ earlier this month as the new product manager of the Mac client. I’m absolutely thrilled to manage an app that I have extensively used and loved for years. Evernote has been the essential tool that I’ve relied on to capture ideas and accomplish goals in my work and personal life. Since 2011, I’ve created more than 4000 notes. Over the past several years, there’s been no app besides Gmail that I’ve used more frequently on a daily basis.
This new role is so much more than just a job to me. I truly feel that it's a privilege to work with the Evernote team — and community — to continually improve a product that I’ve long been passionate about. I’m committed to doing what it takes to ensure that the product continuously provides a great experience for our users.
The team has done a great job delivering Mac v.6.6! Please reply to this post and let us know how you like it! And if you find any issue, please also let us know about it in a reply to this post.
You can download the new version here or from within the app.
Here are the official release notes:
New
Effortlessly switch between notes. Introducing a new navigation/search feature that lets you switch between notes and notebooks with the tap of a quick key. Just hit “Command-J” to give it a try. (The previous notebook selector is still available with a new shortcut: “Command-Option-J”.)
Zoom is here! Now you can use “Command-Plus Sign (+)” and “Command-Minus Sign (-)” or pinch gestures on the trackpad to zoom in and out of a note. Two of our developers responded to the call of this long-standing user request and knocked it out in our first ever Hack Week. Enjoy!
You can now easily duplicate a note from the “Note” menu.
Manage tags from the note view. Right-click a tag in the note editor to bring up a menu that lets you filter your notes by the tag, remove the tag from the note, or delete the tag from all notes.
We redesigned the audio recorder for easy, intuitive recording and playback (OS X 10.10+).
Fixed
For a long time the left side nav used to just highlight the “Notes” tab regardless of what you had selected. We know. Now it highlights your current selection.
Fixed an issue where local file system URI’s in the source field of a note would open up without notifying you.
Fixed several issues that were causing crashes.
Ongoing improvements to stability and sync performance.
Cheers,
AlexLink to comment
49 replies to this idea
Recommended Posts
Archived
This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.