jnrjuice.blogg.se - Notion vs evernote

This happend to me multiple times over the 2 years of use.

Slowness or outages can ruin your workday.

Windows app is basically a glorified web browser with no local storage of notes.

The biggest reasons why I canceled Notion and switched back is:

Update popup links to changelog (no way to turn off) and frequently comes before the update download is actually released.

No manual check for updates (yes there is an automated check).

This is an absolute nightmare for entire stacks of information.

No empty trash, must delete each note and subnote one by one.

App does not remember size when reopened (or fullscreen).Easy to paste content with appropriate spacing and no extra bloat.Quote and callout designs, content embeds, and image and code captioning.Code formatting, language recognition and formatting, and code copy button.Markdown formatting and keyboard shortcuts.Backlinks counter, breadcrumbs, and easy table of contents and note links.However, I couldn’t stay with Notion as it was interfering with my workflow. There are features that contribute more towards design and team use that Evernote really needs to work towards. I used notion for nearly 2 years and built up quite a repository of different stacks of information. I didn’t intend to find an Evernote replacement, but I entertained the idea that Notion could be the one note taking and productivity app I didn’t know I needed. When Notion came along and I saw all of the features available, I had to try it out. Previously I had used OneNote to get me by. It didn’t take long to fall in love and completely change my approach to note taking.