But, indeed, it is incredible what they have done with Evernote. I went back to the Legacy version and will wait until the very last moment to change to version 10. I cannot believe that people even work with this *****. I've been with Evernote since the beginning and it's amazing how a company manages to make a product worse over a period of 15 years. I'm running a much fast windows PC than most people ever will on a network connection that is faster than most people have and it's completely useless.Įverything I do results in a spinning green wheel. I cannot believe a company of this size would release such a steaming pile of dung and put out so many customers. Plus I see no reason for crossing bridges until I have to - I have enough current issues without voluntarily adopting any more! Since I'm continuing as normal on the last Public version with no intent to "upgrade" unless and until I must, I'm prepared to give them the chance. So there's a solid chance that -maybe- the horse will learn how to sing. We're here (IMHO) for some months at least.
I don't think Evernote can leave their legacy system running indefinitely - while they're not 'supporting' the old apps, I'd guess anyone running new and Legacy side-by-side is consuming more resource than someone solely on EN10.īut again - until they can reasonably argue that the new version is truly comparable with Legacy, and some significant proportion of their users are using v10, they can't start to apply any pressure by closing it off. If you need to leave, you're covered: the only (slight) difficulty is finding something comparable to move on to. Various other apps exist that can read one or the other of those formats, and an increasing number can import Evernote notes direct. The good thing about Legacy is that it exports to HTML and ENEX and can print to PDF.
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