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New Version of Evernote for the Mac

August 4th, 2008

We’ve just released version 1.1.4 of Evernote for the Mac. This version makes several improvements to editing, clipping and dragging. You can see the release notes and auto-upgrade your current Mac version by using the “Check for Updates” command from the “Evernote” menu.

You can also download a fresh copy of all our clients; Mac, Windows, iPhone, Windows Mobile, etc.; from the downloads page.

More updates for all the platforms are in the works… We never rest. Well, *I* rest, but not our developers. Ok, sometimes they rest a little. One at a time.

49 Comments

bobert21
August 5, 2008
8:25 am

I’ve been so spoiled by the tape view in the PC version of Evernote that I am still unable to use the Mac version, as much as I’d like to. I don’t know where that is in your development roadmap for the Mac, but this is one request to move it to the top of the list.

It is a great product, but I feel forced to run it in a PC virtual machine just to get the same functionality.

chiraqitaq
August 5, 2008
4:41 pm

Hello,
I am wondering if the service will ever have an API?
Thanks,
chiraqitaq

Reza
August 6, 2008
12:04 am

Thanks for the great application, both iPhone and Mac.
There’s still a minor problem in the Mac version: select/dragging text doesn’t work and the selected text disappears.
I also wish the iPhone version had some caching mechanism for notes.

Nick S
August 6, 2008
3:15 am

I don’t know if anyone else is having this issue but with the new update for my Mac, anytime I edit a note specially; size and font, Evernote freezes up.

love the program guys! can’t wait for new updates!

avrum68
August 6, 2008
4:38 pm

I’ve sent tech a msg bout disappearing notes, and othe wonky issues, with the new version for Mac.

I tell ya… when the iron out these bugs, this system will take the place of 4-5 different systems I’ve been using. Worth paying for!

Colin
August 7, 2008
3:08 am

Guys
Love this app, its perfect for notes and now i have synced access on web, iphone and mac. Here are a few requests to go on the list.

Love the paste to evernote function, would be great to set a default tag (eg pasted from laptop) and also a default title (first line of text) so i didnt have loads of untitled notes…

Also really could do with a search for “untagged” notes, as if i forget to tag notes are hard to find.

Thanks for a great app

Crackity
August 7, 2008
10:24 am

I love Evernote.
I switched from XP to Ubuntu recently – A Linux version coming soon?

Regnareb
August 8, 2008
2:13 am

Evernote for iPhone but not for Opera… This is ridiculous ^^
What a shame.

Ronald
August 8, 2008
7:07 am

Hi there,

I have been using EverNote for a while now and I have been really happy. Few days ago i just decided to completely using it for all my document.

This afternoon i upgraded to the latest version and suddenly it gives me a weird error dialog saying alert.

I quit the program then I start it up again. I m so shocked that all my notes are dissapearing. Im very unimpressed with this as I lost all my important notes. Some people keep their important stuff on their evernote and I am one of those people.

Im hoping if there is anyway I can recover them. I use a local notebook for all of them so they are not synced

Mike
August 8, 2008
4:03 pm

How about a version for S60 based mobile phones?

John Reed
August 9, 2008
8:41 am

Thanks! Really interesting. I wish i could spend my time on writing articles…just have no time for it.

Malcolm
August 10, 2008
3:01 pm

Hotel California Software Design – DANGER!!

You can check in but you can never leave.

I made some recordings at an important family event only to find out that I can never get to use these recordings outside of the system. I am furious beyond belief and will do everything I can to dismiss this application as one more closed system that tricks you into using and then locks you in (Think AOL).

Don’t ever use this product for anything important.

Stephane
August 11, 2008
1:01 am

Good for Mac/M$ users, but what about the others…
I switched to GNU/Linux (now Ubuntu distro), and there is no way to run it except from emulation or virtual machine.

Any roadmap for releasing a native Linux version?

J
August 11, 2008
11:41 am

A Symbian version please.

Larry
August 11, 2008
7:53 pm

I like the OneNote import idea but i’d like to be able to attach files to the notes

aaron
August 13, 2008
4:46 am

a way to edit/add tags to more than one note at a time would be great.

Patrick
August 13, 2008
5:16 pm

@Malcolm:
Did you try exporting your audio by emailing it? Then you can drag and drop it and save it as you please. Not as direct as it could be, but your audio isn’t in a closed system.

anina.net
August 17, 2008
9:54 pm

hi why is there no symbian app or java app? i’m a nokia champion and i cant use your applications on my phone. i have to only use mobile internet and that is really hard when you roam the world. it’s too fiddley in the phone. when you’re a model and you roam the world, your phone is your life.

best,
anina
http://www.360fashion.net

Gudjon
August 19, 2008
10:16 am

As I describe in my today’s blog entry at the following link, your platform has a great potential. My two top priority feature would be hierarchical structure of notebooks, so that I can create as many sub-levels of notebooks as I want. Also, we need better (some!) security for the RSS feeds, to enable the knowledge enterprise use of Evernote, see my blog:

http://thinkinnovateexecute.com/2008/08/19/the-new-way-of-getting-things-done/

Also, I would like to be able to publish my Saved searches as RSS feeds.

Until then, thanks for a great app guys! – Gudjon

Brian Pirie
August 25, 2008
7:32 am

This app is looking fantastic. Unlike a simple port of a Windows app to the Mac that some companies do, this has the real feel of a Mac app, and is very clean. Well done!

My one wish for the Mac version is ink support for quick doodles, sketches as part of notes. Often the keyboard is the best way to jot down an idea. Currently I’m still inclined to use my paper notebook, for this reason. Unfortunately, it’s hard to search my paper notebook, or integrate things that I collect on the computer.

Paul Collins
August 25, 2008
12:00 pm

Thanks to the Mac and iPhone clients (and web publishing/RSS!), I’ve been fairly blown away by Evernote, and plan to make it our main demo at the September 9 meeting of our Mac user group (ashmug.com). Tune in if you’d like to see my newbie demo. Or, if someone at Evernote Corp would like to do a remote (iChat Theater) demo, just contact me.

Robert Gottlieb
August 29, 2008
2:08 pm

Hi,

I’m trying to copy an entire listing in a notebook. You have the ability to select and email some, but it leaves a huge amount of space in the email and the notes themselves are not editable.

Also, on your web interface, there is no select all capability which can be very frustrating when trying to select multiple items.

Chad Merkert
January 30, 2009
11:00 pm

Evernote is very nice, but I would really like to see a Linux Version.

Jonas Szx
February 6, 2009
3:01 am

I love Evernote and use it for all my GTD and daily journaling needs. Now, having switched over to Ubuntu I would love to see a true Linux version of Evernote available.

Zigurds
April 21, 2009
11:40 am

I vote for Linux version too.
I have switched to Linux 3 years ago and I’m really happy with that.
Evernote is excellent app, but it is really weird why there still is no Linux version. We even have iPhone version…

Mark Ryan
May 5, 2009
2:25 pm

I love Evernote but also love Linux. Add my vote for a linux client.

nk
May 18, 2009
9:42 pm

linux please… how hard can it be to port if it’s been done for the mac already.

Less Antman
May 24, 2009
7:38 pm

I’d love a Linux version as well, but be aware that Evernote can be installed on a Linux system through Wine right now. Google “evernote linux wine” and you can find step-by-step instructions.

Daniel
June 2, 2009
4:48 pm

I’d love to see a Linux port too now I am considering getting an ubuntu netbook (I use Mac at home and Windows at work)…

Anonymous
June 3, 2009
11:19 pm

No linux version yet? *sigh* Why?!? Don’t any of your developers use linux? You already have a Mac client … can’t be THAT much more work to get it working with Linux.

Greg
June 5, 2009
3:13 pm

We need a native Linux app!

Adam
June 12, 2009
12:27 am

Yet another vote for Linux. Come on people, Linux isn’t the geeks only OS that it used to be. If I can buy a Dell, IBM, Acer, etc… with Ubuntu Linux on it, I’m pretty sure it’s main stream enough to support it now. You even have a client for WebOS Pre’s. That’s Linux!

Mike Wendt
June 16, 2009
3:40 am

I also vote for a Linux Version!…

james
June 17, 2009
6:11 am

Another vote for a Linux version. I cannot see myself becoming a paid up member without a Linux version.

sbravo
June 25, 2009
1:35 am

+1 for a native linux version !!

Ed
June 25, 2009
2:42 pm

Another vote for a native Linux version. The only place that I use Winders is at work. All of my home machines, including a full size laptop and an Eee PC are all running Ubuntu.

Erik Westrup
June 26, 2009
7:24 am

I love Evernote and I use it on OS X, iPhone & Windows. But I really miss it in GNU/Linux Please make a GNU/Linux-version too!

Chris
July 3, 2009
1:40 am

I vote for a Linux version of Evernote as well.

Martin Packer
July 17, 2009
5:09 am

Would happily beta a native Linux client. I’m on Ubuntu, currently using WINE to run it, as well as the iPhone client and (my legacy laptop) Windows.

Anson
July 18, 2009
4:07 am

I’d love a linux version as well. Got my credit card out ready to pay when that happens.

index01d
July 23, 2009
12:05 pm

I also vote for a native linux version!

Stepan
July 29, 2009
1:48 pm

Linux version, please!

Benzjaminz
August 7, 2009
1:36 am

Another vote for a Linux version. I use XP and Ubuntu and would love to have cross platform compatibility.

Kay
August 12, 2009
6:56 pm

If I had this for Linux (without wine) I’d heavily consider and gladly buy Premium for a year ($45). As it is, I use it frequently, but need to be booted into OSX where I spend about 1/4 of my computer time. Linux is truly the way to go.

Rule
August 28, 2009
5:40 am

I VOTE FOR LINUX TOOOOOOOOO

Dr.Echo
September 15, 2009
5:21 am

Great application, but btw… why not a Linux(unix->Mac) version ? Everybody´s asking for it.

Håkon Kalbakk
September 28, 2009
12:50 am

Untagged Notes

In general my notes have at least one tag but especially for distinguishing between braindump items and processed projects, next actions, etc. it’s important our items have their tags.

Search: -tag:*

sully
September 28, 2009
12:23 pm

Just adding an enthusiastic (slightly shrill) +1 for native linux version!

Gary Hollingsbee
October 4, 2009
11:53 am

I’m just moving all my PCs over to Ubuntu. I use Evernote a great deal and I’m a premium subscriber. If you’re not considering a linux version then I’m probably going to cease my subscription.

I can’t emphasise how much I love Evernote but I’m so fed up with Windows now that I want an OS that I don’t have to reinstall every other month. Please please please make a linux Evernote.

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