Important project communication gets lost in a crowded inbox. With Evernote, add the power of Evernote right into your email composer. Save emails from Outlook to Evernote and organize them with the rest of the project, or quickly add notes from Evernote to any Outlook email to share them with others. To start managing email better, install Evernote for Outlook and get Evernote at Never lose an email again. Organize important email by clipping any Outlook thread and its attachments to Evernote.

Save and access it from all the devices where Evernote is installed. Organize emails in notebooks. Send emails directly to your project notebooks so you can keep all the moving parts together. Attach Evernote notes to email. Add Evernote right into your Outlook email composer. Give your recipients the greater context of your Evernote notes and documents by adding them to the email as beautiful snippets.

Great for sharing tasks, articles, and projects. What is Evernote? Keep your ideas, to-dos, and projects in a workspace that syncs everywhere. For everything you’ll do, Evernote helps you get it done.

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Evernote helps you focus on what matters most and have access to your information when you need it. Input typed notes or scan handwritten notes. Add to-do’s, photos, images, web pages, or audio.

And it’s all instantly searchable. Organize notes any way you want and share with anyone. And Evernote syncs across your devices so your information is always with you, everywhere you go. What’s New. We’ve upped our support for macOS Mojave to include (drumroll, please) Dark Mode! Yes, it’s finally here.

Welcome to the dark side. Fixes. We made a whole bunch of accessibility improvements to the app, because nothing should stand between you and a great idea. We tweaked the login screen to match our new look and feel. It’s the little things.

We fixed a few specific issues that were getting in your way, mostly related to annotating images and playing nicely with Mojave. 7.5.2 3 Oct 2018. New:. Are blank notes getting you down? Say hello to templates.

Now, when you create a note, you can format it with one of 30+ templates. Stay tuned for more.

Improvements:. We’ve cleaned up the More Options menu (“”) so it’s easier to find the actions you use most.

To make upgrading effortless, we added a button to the toolbar. We promise it won’t bite, but don’t worry, you can always remove it if you’d prefer. Since we recently changed our appearance (does this color make our sidebar look big?), we tweaked our background colors to match. Fixes:. We fixed a problem where you wouldn’t see a note snippet if the note hadn’t synced properly. If you had more than one line of text highlighted when you tried to remove a link, all the links in the note would disappear.

We’ll admit, that was taking things too far. Now and then, loading web views would cause a crash, but we fixed that. Sometimes, annotating a PDF would cause a crash, which was a big fail. The app would sometimes crash when checking for updates.

Since updates are healthy, we put a stop to that. Pasting into a numbered or bulleted list would remove the list text between any images. This was less than ideal, but on the bright side, we fixed it. The app was forgetting your Shared with Me column widths after you closed it, which is probably not what you expected. Shared notebooks weren’t showing up in your Shared with Me list. And notebooks deserve love too.

Triple-clicking one line of copy pasted in front of text on another line would break the list. But that’s a thing of the past. If you added Japanese characters to a bulleted list, the formatting would look weird, which was unfortunate.

If you had 2-byte characters in a table (for example, Chinese or Japanese characters), adding a bullet point would break the table. And only WWE wrestlers should be allowed to break tables. Underlining couldn’t be removed from text in a table, which wasn’t helpful. Turning bold text off then pasting something into a list would turn bold back on. We really like bold, but that’s taking things too far. If you pasted bulleted lists separated by paragraphs from Word into Evernote, the gaps would disappear.

You could say it was a big mess. Pasting data from Excel into Evernote needed a table upgrade, but there was no way for you to do it. That was an embarrassing oversight on our part.

Pasting text into Evernote from a coding text editor messed up the formatting, but it should be smooth sailing now. Occasionally, changes you made to a note, including moving it to a different notebook, wouldn’t sync. Things should be back to normal now though.

Occasionally, dragging a note from a space to the trash folder would cause the app to crash, but that’s no more. 7.5.1 25 Sep 2018. New:.

Are blank notes getting you down? Say hello to templates. Now, when you create a note, you can format it with one of 30+ templates.

Stay tuned for more. Improvements:. We’ve cleaned up the More Options menu (“”) so it’s easier to find the actions you use most.

To make upgrading effortless, we added a button to the toolbar. We promise it won’t bite, but don’t worry, you can always remove it if you’d prefer. Since we recently changed our appearance (does this color make our sidebar look big?), we tweaked our background colors to match.

Fixes:. We fixed a problem where you wouldn’t see a note snippet if the note hadn’t synced properly. If you had more than one line of text highlighted when you tried to remove a link, all the links in the note would disappear. We’ll admit, that was taking things too far. Now and then, loading web views would cause a crash, but we fixed that. Sometimes, annotating a PDF would cause a crash, which was a big fail.

The app would sometimes crash when checking for updates. Since updates are healthy, we put a stop to that. Pasting into a numbered or bulleted list would remove the list text between any images.

This was less than ideal, but on the bright side, we fixed it. The app was forgetting your Shared with Me column widths after you closed it, which is probably not what you expected. Shared notebooks weren’t showing up in your Shared with Me list. And notebooks deserve love too. Triple-clicking one line of copy pasted in front of text on another line would break the list.

But that’s a thing of the past. If you added Japanese characters to a bulleted list, the formatting would look weird, which was unfortunate. If you had 2-byte characters in a table (for example, Chinese or Japanese characters), adding a bullet point would break the table. And only WWE wrestlers should be allowed to break tables. Underlining couldn’t be removed from text in a table, which wasn’t helpful.

Turning bold text off then pasting something into a list would turn bold back on. We really like bold, but that’s taking things too far. If you pasted bulleted lists separated by paragraphs from Word into Evernote, the gaps would disappear. You could say it was a big mess. Pasting data from Excel into Evernote needed a table upgrade, but there was no way for you to do it. That was an embarrassing oversight on our part. Pasting text into Evernote from a coding text editor messed up the formatting, but it should be smooth sailing now.

Occasionally, changes you made to a note, including moving it to a different notebook, wouldn’t sync. Things should be back to normal now though.

Occasionally, dragging a note from a space to the trash folder would cause the app to crash, but that’s no more. Linux kernel for mac. 7.5 19 Sep 2018.

Improvements:. We’ve cleaned up the More Options menu (“”) so it’s easier to find the actions you use most. To make upgrading effortless, we added a button to the toolbar. We promise it won’t bite, but don’t worry, you can always remove it if you’d prefer. Since we recently changed our appearance (does this color make our sidebar look big?), we tweaked our background colors to match. Fixes:.

We fixed a problem where you wouldn’t see a note snippet if the note hadn’t synced properly. If you had more than one line of text highlighted when you tried to remove a link, all the links in the note would disappear. We’ll admit, that was taking things too far. Now and then, loading web views would cause a crash, but we fixed that. Sometimes, annotating a PDF would cause a crash, which was a big fail. The app would sometimes crash when checking for updates. Since updates are healthy, we put a stop to that.

Pasting into a numbered or bulleted list would remove the list text between any images. This was less than ideal, but on the bright side, we fixed it. The app was forgetting your Shared with Me column widths after you closed it, which is probably not what you expected.

Shared notebooks weren’t showing up in your Shared with Me list. And notebooks deserve love too. Triple-clicking one line of copy pasted in front of text on another line would break the list. But that’s a thing of the past. If you added Japanese characters to a bulleted list, the formatting would look weird, which was unfortunate. If you had 2-byte characters in a table (for example, Chinese or Japanese characters), adding a bullet point would break the table. And only WWE wrestlers should be allowed to break tables.

Underlining couldn’t be removed from text in a table, which wasn’t helpful. Turning bold text off then pasting something into a list would turn bold back on.

We really like bold, but that’s taking things too far. If you pasted bulleted lists separated by paragraphs from Word into Evernote, the gaps would disappear. You could say it was a big mess. Pasting data from Excel into Evernote needed a table upgrade, but there was no way for you to do it. That was an embarrassing oversight on our part.

Pasting text into Evernote from a coding text editor messed up the formatting, but it should be smooth sailing now. Occasionally, changes you made to a note, including moving it to a different notebook, wouldn’t sync. Things should be back to normal now though.

Occasionally, dragging a note from a space to the trash folder would cause the app to crash, but that’s no more. 7.4 14 Aug 2018. New:.

Now there’s one easy place to find everything that’s been shared with you, including notes and notebooks. It’s a new feature called “Shared with Me,” and it’s in the sidebar below “Notebooks.” We think you’ll love it. Improved:. We’ve made some improvements to search and you can now sort by relevance, so you can see the things that are. Well, more relevant to what you’re looking for.

We tweaked the way notebooks are highlighted in the sidebar when you open them, to make it easier for you to navigate. You can now use a forward slash when renaming your attachments. It’s the little things, right? Fixed:. The “Go To Mac Forum.” link in the Preferences menu didn’t actually take you where you wanted to go. But we stopped and asked for directions so now you’re on the right path.

If you dragged an image to your desktop, it would show up as a text file instead. Your pics deserve better, so we cleared that up. Tags used to be case insensitive, so you couldn’t create a lowercase tag if the same tag existed as uppercase.

But we sent them to sensitivity training and now you can have it both ways. We’re doing a better job of remembering your settings when you close the app. In particular, the note list column and expanded card view will now stay just the way you like them. Now and then, you wouldn’t be able to expand or collapse items in the sidebar, which was kind of embarrassing.

Somehow, tags weren’t appearing in your side list view. But we sorted it out. Previously you couldn’t drag notes or notebooks to the very bottom of your shortcuts list. Now you can put them wherever you like. Annotating an image would scale it back to its original size. You probably zoomed in for a reason, though, so we changed that. Sometimes the app would crash right after you installed it.

Since you only get one chance to make a great first impression, we fixed that. Dragging and dropping a notebook could sometimes cause a crash. “Drag and crash” isn’t as much fun, but it’s all good now. We’ve also fixed a few specific issues that might have caused the app to crash, like interacting with the Formatting preferences pane and the Font selection panel, or using a saved search. But that’s all in the past. 7.2.3 23 Jul 2018.

New:. You now can automatically download and install all updates. That’s one less thing to take care of.

While editing an attachment in an outside program, you might have lost all your work if the note got deleted in a crash. Now, you will get a prompt to save these changes to a new note, rescuing your hard work. Fixed:. Sometimes it would all come crashing down when PDFs were annotated, but no more. Now and then, nested tags would collapse when they weren’t supposed to, which was slightly embarrassing. When you merged notes and synced, the notes’ images, PDFs, or audio didn’t always come along for the ride. If you removed a notebook from your shortcuts, sometimes the notebook would no longer be displayed anywhere, as if it mysteriously disappeared altogether.

Drag and drop was sometimes interfering with copy and paste, causing copied content to not paste correctly. Can’t we all just get along?. When you shared a note through iMessage, sometimes it only shared the title instead of the entire note, which wasn’t particularly useful. Sometimes you put a URL in a note and then the content wouldn’t load, which was a bummer. When you added an image, rotated it, and then had a change of heart and hit undo, you somehow lost everything in your note. This was, admittedly, a bit of an overreaction. If you didn’t have the ‘Show Notes in Groups’ sort option checked off, then you were unable to see the title of the note at the top of the list in Snippet View.

A very specific wrong that has now been righted. Evernote Business updates:. You’ll see more relevant search results, thanks to some work we did under the hood. The member list for a space sometimes showed blank users, which was a little spooky, but it’s all resolved now. The widgets in a space were displaying an ‘unable to load’ message, which you very reasonably did not want to see. But it’s now a thing of the past.

7.2.1 9 Jun 2018. Evernote for Mac 7.2.1 GA Release Notes. App Store localization enhancements for select regions. Evernote for Mac 7.2 GA Release Notes New:. You now can automatically download and install all updates.

That’s one less thing to take care of. While editing an attachment in an outside program, you might have lost all your work if the note got deleted in a crash. Now, you will get a prompt to save these changes to a new note, rescuing your hard work.

Fixed:. Sometimes it would all come crashing down when PDFs were annotated, but no more. Now and then, nested tags would collapse when they weren’t supposed to, which was slightly embarrassing.

When you merged notes and synced, the notes’ images, PDFs, or audio didn’t always come along for the ride. If you removed a notebook from your shortcuts, sometimes the notebook would no longer be displayed anywhere, as if it mysteriously disappeared altogether. Drag and drop was sometimes interfering with copy and paste, causing copied content to not paste correctly. Can’t we all just get along?. When you shared a note through iMessage, sometimes it only shared the title instead of the entire note, which wasn’t particularly useful.

Sometimes you put a URL in a note and then the content wouldn’t load, which was a bummer. When you added an image, rotated it, and then had a change of heart and hit undo, you somehow lost everything in your note. This was, admittedly, a bit of an overreaction. If you didn’t have the ‘Show Notes in Groups’ sort option checked off, then you were unable to see the title of the note at the top of the list in Snippet View. A very specific wrong that has now been righted. Evernote Business updates:. You’ll see more relevant search results, thanks to some work we did under the hood.

The member list for a space sometimes showed blank users, which was a little spooky, but it’s all resolved now. The widgets in a space were displaying an ‘unable to load’ message, which you very reasonably did not want to see.

But it’s now a thing of the past. 7.2 7 Jun 2018. Evernote for Mac 7.2 GA Release Notes New:.

You now can automatically download and install all updates. That’s one less thing to take care of. Fixed:. Now and then, nested tags would collapse when they weren’t supposed to, which was slightly embarrassing.

When you merged notes and synced, the notes’ images, PDFs, or audio didn’t always come along for the ride. If you removed a notebook from your shortcuts, sometimes the notebook would no longer be displayed anywhere, as if it mysteriously disappeared altogether. Drag and drop was sometimes interfering with copy and paste, causing copied content to not paste correctly.

Can’t we all just get along?. When you shared a note through iMessage, sometimes it only shared the title instead of the entire note, which wasn’t particularly useful.

Sometimes you put a URL in a note and then the content wouldn’t load, which was a bummer. When you added an image, rotated it, and then had a change of heart and hit undo, you somehow lost everything in your note.

This was, admittedly, a bit of an overreaction. If you didn’t have the ‘Show Notes in Groups’ sort option checked off, then you were unable to see the title of the note at the top of the list in Snippet View. A very specific wrong that has now been righted. Evernote Business updates:. You’ll see more relevant search results, thanks to some work we did under the hood.

The member list for a space sometimes showed blank users, which was a little spooky, but it’s all resolved now. The widgets in a space were displaying an ‘unable to load’ message, which you very reasonably did not want to see.

But it’s now a thing of the past. 7.1.1 11 May 2018. Fixed in 6.13.1: A fix for an issue where reminders overlap text and omit notes on macOS 10.13.1 A fix for an issue where sync intermittently fails for some users after clipping content from the web (CDATA error seen in log) An improvement to make it easier to detect and troubleshoot specific notes that are failing to sync - if you see an exclamation mark on a note in the note list (for snippet and card view) and a red dot in the sync status column for the list views, it's a problematic note.

Release Notes for 6.13 6.13 and app updates going forwards will be supported on OS X El Capitan (10.11) and above. Improved: Sharing: consolidated share options under the “Share” button in Evernote. Share a note, choose to create a public link or modify share permissions all from one place. Navigation and Commanding UI: we’ve made some adjustments to provide more space for your content using a narrower toolbar, and making some tweaks to the sidebar to improve legibility. We’ve also improved the Move Note dialog to make it even faster to move a note across accounts by listing all notebooks from both your business and personal accounts directly in the dialog.

Fixed: We fixed many issues in this release, here are some of the notable issues addressed. Fixed an issue where notebooks are sometimes duplicated on upgrade. Fixed several crashes including intermittent issues around moving notes, app launch, and on PDF annotation. Fixed an issue where the Evernote app window sometimes appears black when in full screen mode.

6.13 31 Oct 2017. 6.13 and app updates going forwards will be supported on OS X El Capitan (10.11) and above. Improved: Sharing: consolidated share options under the “Share” button in Evernote. Share a note, choose to create a public link or modify share permissions all from one place. Navigation and Commanding UI: we’ve made some adjustments to provide more space for your content using a narrower toolbar, and making some tweaks to the sidebar to improve legibility. We’ve also improved the Move Note dialog to make it even faster to move a note across accounts by listing all notebooks from both your business and personal accounts directly in the dialog. Fixed: We fixed many issues in this release, here are some of the notable issues addressed.

Fixed an issue where notebooks are sometimes duplicated on upgrade. Fixed several crashes including intermittent issues around moving notes, app launch, and on PDF annotation. Fixed an issue where the Evernote app window sometimes appears black when in full screen mode.

6.12.3 21 Sep 2017. New for Version 6.12.3: Fixed crash and sync issues some users are encountering New for Version 6.12.2: A fix where text when copied from Evernote and pasted into another app sometimes has additional punctuation and other characters added to it New for Version 6.12.1: A fix for a crash some users are encountering on quitting the app -.Major improvements to tables!. Some highlights of what you can do with tables now: Add more rows and columns with a single click: Point to where you want a new column and click the plus button that appears. Select the contents of a cell by clicking and dragging. Choose the entire column or row just by clicking the header. Drag and drop entire rows & columns. Copy and paste multiple cells: Select the cells you want to move, copy them, move cursor to a new spot and paste all the cells with one click.

Adjust the width of one column without affecting the width of the column next to it. Scroll horizontally to view a table with many columns without expanding your window. Hover within a cell to activate advanced table options. You can distribute columns evenly - Match the table width to the width of your window - Change the alignment of items within cells - Add and change background colors.New image gallery. Double-click on an image to enter the gallery mode, which allows you to quickly browse all the images in your note.Multitasking improvements. Keep your Evernote content organized using tabs.

Create a new tab by selecting the 'New Tab' option under the File menu. Pick up from where you left off - if you exit the app and reopen it, you'll return to your previously opened windows / state.Separation of Business and Personal. No longer intermingle your business and personal content in your Evernote experience but still multi-task when you need to.Other bug fixes & changes.

We’ve fixed several bugs that users reported including: Evernote does not update business tags list after the sync Pasting a large amount of text into a note fails with no error message An intermittent crash on account switching Updated Notebooks view. 6.12.2 14 Sep 2017.

New for Version 6.12.2: A fix where text when copied from Evernote and pasted into another app sometimes has additional punctuation and other characters added to it New for Version 6.12.1: A fix for a crash some users are encountering on quitting the app -.Major improvements to tables!. Some highlights of what you can do with tables now: Add more rows and columns with a single click: Point to where you want a new column and click the plus button that appears.

Select the contents of a cell by clicking and dragging. Choose the entire column or row just by clicking the header. Drag and drop entire rows & columns. Copy and paste multiple cells: Select the cells you want to move, copy them, move cursor to a new spot and paste all the cells with one click.

Adjust the width of one column without affecting the width of the column next to it. Scroll horizontally to view a table with many columns without expanding your window. Hover within a cell to activate advanced table options. You can distribute columns evenly - Match the table width to the width of your window - Change the alignment of items within cells - Add and change background colors.New image gallery. Double-click on an image to enter the gallery mode, which allows you to quickly browse all the images in your note.Multitasking improvements.

Keep your Evernote content organized using tabs. Create a new tab by selecting the 'New Tab' option under the File menu. Pick up from where you left off - if you exit the app and reopen it, you'll return to your previously opened windows / state.Separation of Business and Personal. No longer intermingle your business and personal content in your Evernote experience but still multi-task when you need to.Other bug fixes & changes. We’ve fixed several bugs that users reported including: Evernote does not update business tags list after the sync Pasting a large amount of text into a note fails with no error message An intermittent crash on account switching Updated Notebooks view.

6.12.1 5 Sep 2017. New for Version 6.12.1: A fix for a crash some users are encountering on quitting the app -.Major improvements to tables!. Some highlights of what you can do with tables now: Add more rows and columns with a single click: Point to where you want a new column and click the plus button that appears. Select the contents of a cell by clicking and dragging. Choose the entire column or row just by clicking the header. Drag and drop entire rows & columns. Copy and paste multiple cells: Select the cells you want to move, copy them, move cursor to a new spot and paste all the cells with one click.

Adjust the width of one column without affecting the width of the column next to it. Scroll horizontally to view a table with many columns without expanding your window. Hover within a cell to activate advanced table options. You can distribute columns evenly - Match the table width to the width of your window - Change the alignment of items within cells - Add and change background colors.New image gallery. Double-click on an image to enter the gallery mode, which allows you to quickly browse all the images in your note.Multitasking improvements. Keep your Evernote content organized using tabs.

Create a new tab by selecting the 'New Tab' option under the File menu. Pick up from where you left off - if you exit the app and reopen it, you'll return to your previously opened windows / state.Separation of Business and Personal. No longer intermingle your business and personal content in your Evernote experience but still multi-task when you need to.Other bug fixes & changes.

We’ve fixed several bugs that users reported including: Evernote does not update business tags list after the sync Pasting a large amount of text into a note fails with no error message An intermittent crash on account switching Updated Notebooks view. 6.12 29 Aug 2017.Major improvements to tables!. Some highlights of what you can do with tables now: Add more rows and columns with a single click: Point to where you want a new column and click the plus button that appears. Select the contents of a cell by clicking and dragging. Choose the entire column or row just by clicking the header.

Drag and drop entire rows & columns. Copy and paste multiple cells: Select the cells you want to move, copy them, move cursor to a new spot and paste all the cells with one click. Adjust the width of one column without affecting the width of the column next to it. Scroll horizontally to view a table with many columns without expanding your window. Hover within a cell to activate advanced table options.

You can distribute columns evenly - Match the table width to the width of your window - Change the alignment of items within cells - Add and change background colors.New image gallery. Double-click on an image to enter the gallery mode, which allows you to quickly browse all the images in your note.Multitasking improvements. Keep your Evernote content organized using tabs.

Create a new tab by selecting the 'New Tab' option under the File menu. Pick up from where you left off - if you exit the app and reopen it, you'll return to your previously opened windows / state.Separation of Business and Personal. No longer intermingle your business and personal content in your Evernote experience but still multi-task when you need to.Other bug fixes & changes. We’ve fixed several bugs that users reported including: Evernote does not update business tags list after the sync Pasting a large amount of text into a note fails with no error message An intermittent crash on account switching Updated Notebooks view. 6.11.1 30 May 2017.

New: Touch Bar support for the latest MacBook Pros allows quick access to key navigation and note editing commands. Richy London, Change Your Life I genuinely think this is one of the best apps created, it has so many uses. I have essentially used this app to organise all my personal documents such as bills, bank accounts, investments, invoices. I use Evernote for storing articles to read later. I use it for holiday planning, saving restaurants, gym routines, food recipes. I use Evernote for all my planning, documents and research for work. I use Evernote for templates to organise various parts of my personal and work life and also for goal planning.

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This is an excellent app in helping someone to get their whole life in order. The only negative is I think you have to be quite computer savvy to get the best out of it and you really have to commit to it to make it work, but once you do and you go through the pain of using it as your personal control centre, you will wonder how you ever got on without it. There are some excellent articles online on how to use Evernote and I would highly recommend searching on line for Michael Hyatts system of Tagging and it will start to make sense, do this right at the beginning, because if you don’t have a system in place, it can seem like whats the point as you might aswell just save your stuff on the cloud, if thats your thought, you’re probably not getting the best out of the app. I only started using the app this year (2018) but I think I’ll be using this app for life!

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Richy London, Change Your Life I genuinely think this is one of the best apps created, it has so many uses. I have essentially used this app to organise all my personal documents such as bills, bank accounts, investments, invoices. I use Evernote for storing articles to read later. I use it for holiday planning, saving restaurants, gym routines, food recipes. I use Evernote for all my planning, documents and research for work. I use Evernote for templates to organise various parts of my personal and work life and also for goal planning.

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This is an excellent app in helping someone to get their whole life in order. The only negative is I think you have to be quite computer savvy to get the best out of it and you really have to commit to it to make it work, but once you do and you go through the pain of using it as your personal control centre, you will wonder how you ever got on without it. There are some excellent articles online on how to use Evernote and I would highly recommend searching on line for Michael Hyatts system of Tagging and it will start to make sense, do this right at the beginning, because if you don’t have a system in place, it can seem like whats the point as you might aswell just save your stuff on the cloud, if thats your thought, you’re probably not getting the best out of the app. I only started using the app this year (2018) but I think I’ll be using this app for life! Gulliver Travels, Used to be great, now not so clear it’s worth having. I used to love this app and I have the paid version, though I’ve forgotten what extra features I get for that. I’m writing this review while Evernote on my Mac is beach-balling after almost every key stroke - almost unusable.

No other app is slow at the moment. If I delete a block of text in evernote often the cursor will jump down to the bottom of the note so I have to search for where I was to continue typing I have learned to be careful about deleting blocks of text in Evernote if I’ve got something important to write.

Seems to me that Evernote is now so bloated with features I don’t need that there’s a price to be paid in terms of performance and distracting bugs. It’s hard to ‘focus on what matters most’ if you’re struggling to keep an idea or some creative text in your head while dealing with the beach ball. What I want is an app like Evernote that’s always available to allow me to capture ideas that are then available across all devices, i.e. What Evernote was originally before it tried to become all things to all people. So, I think I will try and wean myself of this. For my needs, the built in ‘Notes’ app does most of it anyway. 3 stars for old time’s sake.

Gulliver Travels, Used to be great, now not so clear it’s worth having. I used to love this app and I have the paid version, though I’ve forgotten what extra features I get for that.

I’m writing this review while Evernote on my Mac is beach-balling after almost every key stroke - almost unusable. No other app is slow at the moment. If I delete a block of text in evernote often the cursor will jump down to the bottom of the note so I have to search for where I was to continue typing I have learned to be careful about deleting blocks of text in Evernote if I’ve got something important to write. Seems to me that Evernote is now so bloated with features I don’t need that there’s a price to be paid in terms of performance and distracting bugs. It’s hard to ‘focus on what matters most’ if you’re struggling to keep an idea or some creative text in your head while dealing with the beach ball.

What I want is an app like Evernote that’s always available to allow me to capture ideas that are then available across all devices, i.e. What Evernote was originally before it tried to become all things to all people. So, I think I will try and wean myself of this. For my needs, the built in ‘Notes’ app does most of it anyway. 3 stars for old time’s sake.