badturbo.blogg.se - Evernote desktop only no sync

I don’t like computers thinking for me, but regardless of how many times I tell the web tool not to suggest keywords, not to choose a notebook and not display the related links, they always seems to come back. It doesn’t always obey its own settings.You can’t nest tags or stack notebooks on iOS, and I know there is some way to get to the tag list in iOS, but I can’t for the life of my remember, and it’s not obvious (no icon). If I’m on the web, I have different functionality than on the PC, than on my tablet.

Here is my top list of problems with Evernote:

I would be remiss in doing this article if I said that I didn’t like Evernote, but didn’t say why. (If you know of something that meets all of them, please share in the comments!!!!!!!!) So far, I have not found anything other than Evernote that meets these criteria. I want things to link easily to my task manager so that I don’t have to check two places to follow up on something. The ability to link to my task manager.This means website capture, the ability to create my own notes, and email-to-create. I don’t want to have to jump through hoops to get information into the notebook. That means that I can make notes on web pages, or still have access to information even if the website is long gone. If I capture something, I don’t want changes in the source to affect what I have saved. The ability to store content as well as pictures.For some of the things I use, I need access even when I am not connected to the internet or a strong cell signal.

The ability to selectively access on mobile without internet.

But it’s the best that is out there that I have found for the specific features I use it for. I’ve never been a no-holds proponent of Evernote. Evernote is a notebook tool that is available as desktop, web and mobile, allowing me to get to my notes no matter where I am. But after realizing that many of my bookmarks pointed to sites that were no longer there, and the inability to access information without the internet made me reconsider how I was storing things.Įnter Evernote. I used a bookmark manager as my primary source of keeping track of useful information on the interwebs for years. Have you ever bookmarked a website, to return later and find that the website is gone? Or wished that you could make notes on a website and save it? These are the primary reasons to use a notebook application like Evernote instead of a bookmark manager.