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This is insane. Although I believe Evernote is one of the few products that allow you to export your data.
by copperx 11y ago
This is insane. Although I believe Evernote is one of the few products that allow you to export your data.
- yarrel 11y agoAny product that doesn't allow you to export your data is broken.
- etrautmann 11y agohow do you export? Last time I checked I could only export individual notes, which is obviously not a working solution given that I have thousands of notes.
- jarfil 11y agoIn the desktop app, select all notes, click export, or... right click on "Notebooks", select export. It lets you export in ENEX format, which is fully re-importable back to Evernote, or as HTML web pages.
- lcmatt 11y agoWhile it reimports everything into Evernote it doesn't keep the notebooks or stacks you've setup. Really annoying if you're importing in to another account.
- lemevi 11y agoExporting your Dropbox data is just dragging your files out of the dropbox folder or just turning off synching. I mean it doesn't include your event log or old stuff and you have to have separate client applications for the things Evernote does (like web clippings etc) but yeah, Dropbox. I have not lost any data with it and I was able to recover data I did lose through their amazing deleted item retrieval tool.