You can instantly open the new menu by clicking Cmd +, on Mac or Ctrl +, on Windows and Linux. We've made it easier for you to adjust the app's settings by combining them into one big Settings menu. Even better, if you change your mind about it, you can cancel the actions mid-progress. You'll now see a progress bar when executing several actions at once (like deleting notes or editing tags), so you can see at a glance how far you have left to go. Tag your notes quicker! Simply drag a tag from the sidebar or the tags menu directly into a note to apply it to that note. Mostly, we've brought in a variety of time-saving shortcuts, but there are a couple of productivity boosters in there as well. In the past three months, we've launched or upgraded a bunch of features that will help you organize your life and accomplish more.
The feature will make its way to iOS and Android devices at a later date.Since our last updates roundup, we've been burning the midnight oil.
They will also have the option to add a custom background, either one they uploaded themselves or chosen from one of the pre-loaded options.Įvernote plans to roll out the Home update to Mac, Windows and web users over the next few weeks. Two more widgets give you easy access to your frequently used tags and shortcuts, making it easier to navigate the app.Īdditionally, premium and business users can customize the dashboard by reordering and removing any of the included widgets, as well as resizing them as they see fit.
As Evernote points out, this is a handy way to keep an ongoing to-do list. Like its counterpart, it will highlight your recent notebooks, as well as ones Evernote thinks you might want to revisit. In addition to a place for notes, you’ll find one dedicated to your notebooks. Meanwhile, as a premium or business subscriber, you’ll find four additional widgets with more advanced functionality. You can disable notifications at any time in your settings menu.
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