Evernote
7.13
Evernote
7.13Create searchable notes and access them anywhere.
Overview
Evernote allows you to easily capture information in any environment using whatever device or platform you find most convenient, and makes this information accessible and searchable at anytime, from anywhere.
- Create notes containing text and audio
- Find printed and handwritten text within images
- Clip application and web content directly into Evernote
- Synchronize with the Evernote Service and access all notes, even ones taken using other clients
Note: while Evernote is listed as free, there are subscription pricing plans that can be viewed here.
What's new in Evernote
Version 7.13:
Fixed:
- We take data security very seriously, so we made an update to keep your information even more secure
- Long (and we mean reaaaaally long) usernames would push a note’s title down until it overlapped the text beneath it. The whole thing was a big mess so we fixed it
- Extra spaces in space names and space descriptions will now be trimmed down to just one. A little space is healthy but that was too much
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Free
App requirements:
- Intel 64
- macOS 10.13.0 or later
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Yes, I have looked into EagleFiler in the past and granted, it is a more future-proof alternative to Evernote and all the other "Everything Bucket" style solutions. I still didn't see a compelling reason to use it instead of working directly with files and folders. Tagging might be one reason some users might opt to use EagleFiler, but I learned to use a file name as a way to include tags and keywords, and I find it more than sufficient in locating my information without third-party software.
Ultimately, I have moved toward utilizing a personal information management workflow that eliminates the "needs" to rely on third-party solutions altogether. I've been around long enough to know that all of these things will always come and go as tech evolves and the market climate changes. I like to keep things generic and portable as much as possible at this point.
I agree. Upgrading to version 7.2.3 returns the "Version Too Old" error for which there is no recovery and no tech support. It renders Evernote useless. The workaround is to (1) Using TrashMe, delete everything Evernote and reboot. Local notebooks will be deleted. (2) Reboot, go to Evernote website, log in, look to lower left corner click the letter there, then you get the option to download install Mac ver. After you're done, Boot your backup drive, launch the older Evernote from there, export your local notebooks to a file on another drive. Reboot to your regular working drive and import your local notebooks from the 3rd drive you saved it to. It's amazing and unprofessional of the Evernote staff not to notice this insidious bug. Future upgrades should first be done on a test drive, before committing your normal working drive. The issue becomes "trust," upgrades you cannot trust.