(I've never seen this sloppy behavior in other program updates.)Ģ. Deleted that shortcut and dragged the irritating new shortcut the update left on my desktop by the update process to the taskbar. It mishandled the Evernote shortcut on my taskbar, abandoning it and leaving a blank, useless shortcut. Currently there's no option to fast search / move to / choose notebook in Windows version. In older versions of Evernote, clicking any letter in notebook panel bring me immediately to first notebook matching it. In web version of Evernote, when you hover over hyperlink, there's a bubble to edit it, and its super convenient.Īdditionally I cannot find in Evernote an option to search notebook by name (there is such possibility in web version, although it didn't find notebook stacks, in my opinion it should)

You need to select it manually and then use CTR+SHIFT+K shortcut. No way to preview address (URL) of hyperlink (like in Firefox, when you hover over a link, there's a preview in the bottom right corner). Now there's only CTRL+K shortcut and format menu (pic attached But when I want to edit hyperlink (CTRL+ SHIFT + K) and changing URL to for example the result looks like that. To clarify:įor example, I'm creating a hyperlink under name 'site' in brackets, so I select 'site' then hit CTRL+K and paste URL, lets say As a result I get. Ive got some issues and feature requests related to hyperlinks.įirst of all there's an error or bug while editing hyperlink.

Which means that if you have 50+ tags and while you are browsing them you want to jump quickly to a notebook, it's usuallly faster to do a search than to scroll, locate and click. Since tags and notebooks are in the same left panel (and shortcuts for some), i think those combined quickly fill the screen estate. In 8 years I've never had to search for a notebook name other than visually. There is an overall limit of 250 notebooks anyway and they're sorted alphabetically so create their own lookup table. Where there are more notebooks than can comfortably be seen in one view, Stacks can provide useful category splits. Many users have minimal numbers of notebooks, so can see and choose the name in the left panel. I don't follow the need to search for a notebook name. The link is inserted, or the word or phrase converted into a link. Click in the note body to select a location, or highlight a word or phrase. I assume you're using the Windows desktop client, and in my current beta 6.5.2 the hyperlink options are under the top Format menu.

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