Notebook stacks are also included, as well as snippet view - which provides a preview of the note’s content to speed up browsing - and the ability to CTRL/CMD + click multiple notes and drag them to notebooks, tags, or trash. The first thing you will notice when you log into the web app is that the new interface refreshingly familiar, adopting a three-panel approach that is very much like the desktop version.

Word and character counts have also been added, along with a few other niceties and bug fixes. UPDATE: The recent pre-release version of Evernote Desktop for Windows (4.) has added social sharing features, including Twitter, which is not yet included in the web app. Excited yet? If you’re an Evernote fan, you know you are! See below for details. Normally I try to avoid doing Evernote posts every week, but this latest update is too big to pass up! It marks an end to Evernote’s stoic insistence that its service is strictly for capturing information, not sharing it - and if that wasn’t huge enough, the overhaul to the web app makes Evernote a pleasure to use on machines and OS’s without a desktop version.

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Evernote web app