A new version of Evernote for Mac is now available (1.7.1). Here’s a list of what we’ve added and improved:
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- Stability and performance improvements
- Reduced memory usage
- Localization improvements
- Resolved a problem that created a “.webarchive” file attachment or a message to upgrade to Premium when clipping from Safari
- Resolved a problem that failed to update user information from the server
- Resolved a problem that would fail to find all text matches within a note
- Resolved a problem that caused decryption problems for short encrypted text segments
- Improved PDF handling
- Evernote log messages are now sent to ~/Library/Logs/Evernote/ and are also viewable in Help > Activity Log
- Numerous additional fixes throughout the application
Check for updates or download it here.
Update: Version 1.7.2 addresses PDF error messages
A number of users have reported PDF-related error messages when upgrading to our previous release (1.7.1). Today’s update (1.7.2) addresses this issue. Here’s an explanation of what was happening and what to expect from now on.
Whenever possible, Evernote indexes your PDFs looking for searchable text. In some cases, Apple’s built-in PDF handling functionality would encounter a problem finding text inside the PDFs, so we added an error message alerting you to this problem. Unfortunately, some users would become inundated with these popups. This is now fixed.
To be clear, this error message does not indicate a loss of data. It simply states that there was an issue finding text within the PDF.
In today’s release (1.7.2), we have addressed the multiple popup issue. We will still display an error message if a new PDF proves problematic.
