Microsoft’s OneNote Importer is now available for Mac users as well. Everything is syncing well, encrypted, between my devices.Home › News › Microsoft’s OneNote Importer tool for Mac is here Made an inline diagram using simple markdown-like text. Used the webclipper extension on Chrome / OSX, which works quite well.

why Apple is being sued for antitrust and monopoly practices in the US)Īnyway, I have been enjoying the free / open source Joplin project. iOS is also the most locked down OS, so you really have no option to bypass the app store (i.e. The real disaster is iOS, where they couldn't even be bothered to release a legacy version. Ofc this could happen purely as a result of people giving up on Evernote They will just track what percentage of people stays on 'legacy' - when that number drops low enough, they will pull the life support. I can say this with some confidence, because Evernote is a data driven company. A Mac-app integrated with iOS:Įvernote knows that the situation is a disaster, and will keep the legacy apps online as long as it takes, for users to return to being okay with the app That is basically why I landed on using Keep It. Better to use those hours on something constructive.

And that is rather pointless way to kill time. I have been jumping between Evernote Legacy, Evernote 'new', OneNote, trial versions of this and that, Apple Notes and Keep It for the last two weeks. If you subscribe (which I will do even though I'm no big fan of subscriptions), the yearly cost is lower than the one I had at Evernote for my Plus-account, and more than half compared with the Premium-account at Evernote.īut to be honest: whatever app you choose, just choose one and stay with it. The Mac version either buy (Their website) or subscribe (AppStore). the iOS/iPadOS version is subscription only via App Store, but the cost is minimal so I have no problem with that. Keep It also imported very fast and without problem the Enex-files. (I tried OneNote since we have that on our Windows computers at work. Why I didn't go for Devon Think is due to the cost-very expensive for personal use. It is very good, does at least what I used Evernote for. I have with the help of friends here on Reddit found an app 'Keep It' by reinvented software.

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