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Yeah, they did that. The app is not going "downhill" yet, however if they start to ruin it for good, I'll be moving out. I was not planning to do that, and I d

• monkey_monkey 3y ago
  > eah, they did that. The app is not going "downhill" yet, Isn't that because there's not much further the Evernote app can fall?
  • bayindirh 3y ago
    For my use case, the app is not half bad, except it's being Electron. The underpinnings hold so well, because .enex format is good, and the application understands Markdown formatting cues for the most part. Also, the professional plan has GPS tagged notes, which I tend to like. Evernote doesn't have much alternatives for what I use it for. Notion doesn't work offline, Obsidian is too information dense and not easy to collaborate with. I use Obsidian + publish for my digital garden, but it doesn't work well for other things I use Evernote for. I never had the data loss people mentioned about, either. Lastly, I don't care about AI stuff in either Evernote or Notion. I neither trust the tech, nor I consent to train these "things" with my data.
• sib 3y ago
  Somehow I missed the acquisition. I think the downhill slide has begun - they recently changed the terms / capabilities on their free version to make it even more limited and, presumably, to get more people to upgrade. It's good to know this because it gives me the push I needed to finally move off my very limited use of the app.