This applies to the Apple Notes app on all platforms.
There is no feedback category on the Apple feedback site for the notes App (???), so all I can do is to offload my frustration here.
Since ~1 or 2 years, I've been trying to migrate from Evernote to Apple notes. Main reasons being overall app performance and search speed, which seems to be better with Apple notes.
I tried again today, exported all my Evernote-notes, and imported them into Apple notes. The import worked impressively fast and smoothly.
2 main things eventually made me stick to Evernote for the time being:
There are a couple of more issues that I have with Apple Notes, compared to E., but these are the main ones, which still keep me away from migrating.
All these fancy pencil features don't help, as long as the basics aren't right.
All I hope is that someone at Apple who is interested in perfecting the notes app reads this, and acts accordingly.
There is no feedback category on the Apple feedback site for the notes App (???), so all I can do is to offload my frustration here.
Since ~1 or 2 years, I've been trying to migrate from Evernote to Apple notes. Main reasons being overall app performance and search speed, which seems to be better with Apple notes.
I tried again today, exported all my Evernote-notes, and imported them into Apple notes. The import worked impressively fast and smoothly.
2 main things eventually made me stick to Evernote for the time being:
- Apple Notes still doesn't allow for creating subfolders, or folder stacks. I'm using this extensively in Evernote.
- Tables in Apple Notes: there is no way of how to modify column widths for tables. This is pathetic. I could live with the way inferior text & cell formatting options (compared to Evernote), but width modification is such a basic requirement for any table, anywhere.
There are a couple of more issues that I have with Apple Notes, compared to E., but these are the main ones, which still keep me away from migrating.
All these fancy pencil features don't help, as long as the basics aren't right.
All I hope is that someone at Apple who is interested in perfecting the notes app reads this, and acts accordingly.