We made some tweaks so it now starts up even faster. If the app seems a little zippier, that's not your imagination.We love how much time it saves, and we think you will too. But now all you need to do is copy a URL, highlight some text, and select Paste. Tired of typing Ctrl + K or Cmd + K to add hyperlinks to your notes? Don't want to bother with the Insert button? We get it.We've added a new keyboard shortcut to help speed up your workflow: From inside the editor, you can instantly jump to the formatting bar by typing Alt + Ctrl + F10 on Windows or Fn + Opt + F10 on Mac.Now it's easier to see when you're editing a note, and there are new keyboard options to get you into and out of the editor and the formatting bar. We've made a bunch of improvements to help you navigate the app using only your keyboard.You can now drag-and-drop multiple notes into a note to create a list with links to each one.Need to link to one note from another? Drag it from the note list into the editor and Evernote will automatically create a link for you.

We've added a new filter to the Tasks view to show you only your recurring tasks.

You'll now see a progress bar when executing several actions at once (like deleting notes or editing tags), and you'll be able to cancel midway if you change your mind.Teams customers can now filter by stack in the search bar or the filtered notes widget.'Preferences' in the menu bar is now called 'Settings,' and clicking on it now opens the main Settings window, where you can tweak to your heart's content. We've made a few changes so it's easier for you to adjust the app's settings.And if Settings is already open, you can use the same shortcut to close it. We've added a new keyboard shortcut! Instantly open the new Settings menu by clicking Cmd +, on Mac or Ctrl +, on Windows and Linux.Tag your notes quicker! Drag a tag from the sidebar or the tags menu directly into a note to apply it to that note.You can change it later if you want, but think of the time you'll save! 'Sounds cool,' we hear you say, 'but what does it mean?' It's like this: Let's say the first line of content in your note is something like 'Team meeting, June 23rd.' Simply click in the title field and the app will instantly make that your note's title, without any extra effort on your part. The app will now auto-populate new note titles when you click into the title field.

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