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I use Evernote a ridiculous amount, with equally preposterous amounts of information in it. I like the idea of notes, with file attachments synced everywhere a
by tekacs 16y ago
I use Evernote a ridiculous amount, with equally preposterous amounts of information in it.
I like the idea of notes, with file attachments synced everywhere and as a premium subscriber, I have 'offline notebooks' to ensure that my iPhone always has the latest copy of all of my files. I switched across from DevonThink for Mac, since that only supported WiFi sync and essentially nothing between computers.
My biggest qualms with the service are that its notes are in HTML (which is open, but clunky and horrible should I ever have to leave Evernote) and that your notes aren't encrypted server-side (which is pretty hard to achieve, given the way their platform works).
I use Evernote on my home desktop (Mac Pro), laptop (MacBook Pro), iPhone, iPad and Linux (both NeverNote and Wine).
I suspect it'll suit you most if you like search and tags over folders (note: I use Pinboard (and love it) too) and if you need data portability...
If you're just on the one computer and sure of it, there are, ultimately, better apps...
- tekacs 16y agoOh and incidentally, the ability to e-mail in notes is pretty damn epic. As much as their HTML notes are annoying, e-mailing in a HTML e-mail and finding it flawless and intact is lovely. (and the print PDF to Evernote helper, too)