This is not a feature request. I'm a Linux user, so I don't have a native client. I use the web version instead. When I use it, I see an ad across the top for the more expensive premium version, which I don't need. I also see an ad when I open up the menu. I'm already paying for Evernote. If you're not going to put out a Linux client (though you already support at least two Linux-based operating systems in Android and ChromeOS), then you could at least not have ads on the only paid version of your service which Linux users can access. This is not something anyone should have to tell you. When I turn on my 1080p TV, it doesn't have a bar across the top suggesting I buy the 4K version, because that would be insane and no one would ever buy that TV. What is the difference between that and Evernote's web interface?
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This is not a feature request. I'm a Linux user, so I don't have a native client. I use the web version instead. When I use it, I see an ad across the top for the more expensive premium version, which I don't need. I also see an ad when I open up the menu. I'm already paying for Evernote. If you're not going to put out a Linux client (though you already support at least two Linux-based operating systems in Android and ChromeOS), then you could at least not have ads on the only paid version of your service which Linux users can access. This is not something anyone should have to tell you. When I turn on my 1080p TV, it doesn't have a bar across the top suggesting I buy the 4K version, because that would be insane and no one would ever buy that TV. What is the difference between that and Evernote's web interface?
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