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I remember using Evernote in the very early 2010s, pre acquistion, and before OneNote got really good/had a cloud sync service. Evernote was...fine, but the UX
by VCFundedGenYer 4d ago
I remember using Evernote in the very early 2010s, pre acquistion, and before OneNote got really good/had a cloud sync service.
Evernote was...fine, but the UX was very stilted. Text placement was very restrictive, and the spontaneous nature of taking notes was suppressed by it generally forcing you to type linearly as if it were a Word document.
I used it for the ability to seamlessly sync between devices, but once OneNote 2013 hit, I dropped Evernote like a rock in a lake. It had no competitive drive in terms of functionality once MS wiped the floor with them.
- shizumu 4d ago[dead]
- unleashhale 4d ago“OneNote wiped the floor with Evernote” sure says a lot about how stagnant Evernote got.
- fuckinpuppers 4d agoText placement being restrictive is exactly what I want. I hate onenote’s sloppy feel. That is how some people want it, but people like me don’t. Seems like there should be some ways to address both audiences