Note: Auto-formatting cannot be disabled in Evernote Web. I also think that having useful icons would be good. To revert auto-formatting back to the original text input: Press Ctrl + Z (Windows) or Command + Z (MacOS) before making more changes to the note. This might seem small but I believe is a current pain point inside Evernote for a large amount of your clients. I would recommend one of or both of these 2 solutionsġ) Allow to past to match format like in most word processing programs like Word wand Google Doc's.Ģ) Put a button on the Evernote tool bar that is to remove formatting from text or match it to the format of the text currently set in the note. This is really not hard to do but I see your forms littered with post called "How to remove color background from text", and there needs to be a more intuitive way to fix the format from text that you past into your note. In Evernote there is only one way to remove the format for the original content is to hight it and go to the format menu and make plain text. 3) Either right-click on the note or hold your Control key and click to open the context menu. (I don't pay attention to memory swap because I fully expect this SSD to last several years.Currently when you copy and past content from a website or another application it keeps the text format (font, size, color and background color) Semi-crappy (best I can find) workaround for not having a 'clear formatting' button: Ctrl+Shft+V to 'Paste text from clipboard as unformatted text. Not only do I not see significant power drain, but the computer never stutters under normal workload. If you want to use Evernote v10, I don't think you have to worry about performance issues.
Depending on the day, I might end it with 15% to 30% left. I usually keep one of those open for a full day of work and easily clear eight hours of almost nonstop usage on battery. For as long as I can remember (over 25 years using Word for Mac) when you highlight some text to apply a Style, it often doesnt apply it correctly unless you first select Clear Formatting in the drop down menu top left.
However, battery performance has been superb for me, whether using Evernote v10 or Joplin. Since you have the iMac, you don't have to worry about battery drain. It seems clear a lot of effort went into making sure x86 emulation is as smooth as possible on the M1. The benefits of macOS and Rosetta 2 probably can't be overstated here. If you are on a mac cmd-opt-v would paste without source formatting.
Neither are compiled for ARM, but to me, the M1 feels just as speedy operating both apps as the Alienware, if not more so. While I have switched over to Joplin now, both Joplin and Evernote v10 are Electron apps that feel slow and clunky on some computers. I have an M1 MacBook Air and Alienware R3 with a 7th Gen i7.
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