Coming soon!

Well, I use it almost every day and never had a problem, but thanks for sharing another option 😉

Glad you enjoyed it!

From the tests, there are no Thai fonts that can be used.

I'm in the same boat as you.

Hey. If it's not much could you please share what exactly do you miss in the newer versions of Evernote? I entertain the idea of creating my own note taking app and I'm interested in different use cases that the users expect.

Having learned what I learned, there was no other title that would convey the moment.

Like I said on other occasions, I entirely agree with you on the bugs. But the more I learn how messy and outdated things were under the hood, I increasingly understand the complexity of addressing the bugs. Maybe there's a reason and an order of how things have to be tackled.

Much of what released was in development prior to acquisition.

@@davidbates3353 Do you have some insider information on this?

My pleasure!

Glad it was helpful!

It's working in a different way now. It's a setting. I talked about this in the video below and in the one I published before it. 👇 kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5jalHqYbK2khsk

@@vladcampos Not work!!! I followed the instructions in your video, but the link takes me to the web and not the app, as selected in the settings.

Sorry, it works by copying the internal link via Keyboard shortcuts: Control+Option+Commnd+C.

I agree with that and have suggested it to Evernote's team many times.

I don't, but some of my clients use them similar to what I explained in another video (link below) 👇 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYvanJSAfZx-eNE

Experience taught me that keeping them on Evernote is safer than using them in the real world. I had hotels clone my cards more than once. Nowadays, it is easy to make a copy of any document, as everyone has a camera. But that's only how I see it. It's a personal choice. If you would like to learn more about how Evernote protects our notes, you can watch the video below about this topic. 👇 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqCkgIR6m6qgfLc

I use both.

@@vladcampos , so do I. I’m new to Obsidian. Been using Evernote since 2014 and love it. But really enjoying Obsidian. I feel it’s “faster.” But EN feels like a more “complete” solution for my work flow. I’m torn because I like to have everything in one place. Thank you for making the time to create this video.

I am not sure how they came up with it. In my case, the idea behind the containers is based on phycology studies that the writer Tim Harford summed up in a very interesting way. You can learn more about it by watching the video below. 👇 kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5u8o6uZfLiKjpY

@@vladcampos Thanks for the video reference, I'll watch it! (for the other 2 systems i mentioned, the underlying concept is the one you describe: store things together that are similar, i.e. things you are working on (projects), reference only, things that are completed.

Never tried it with videos, but it's working perfectly well with everything I've tried so far. Are you remembering the time? I eventually forget it and it doesn't work.

Can confirm it does work with videos! For me the created and modified date are now both the same new date and time.

I never use checkboxes in a list format, so I'm not aware of the problem. Could you please explain a bit more? What's happening? Are they converting the ones that are on old notes?

@@vladcampos Insert a checkbox and then type a word. Once you hit enter to move down a line to create the next checkbox Evernote converts the checkbox into a task. I use checkboxes for lists I use over and over again. I only want to see a checkmark in the box not a strikethrough as in a task.