I think the "problem" is that what is still called a "search bar" (it still has the help text "Search notes") is no longer a search bar, but more like a filter for the current context.īut having it this way, combined with option of the Ctrl+Q feature which will search all of Evernote, opens up some great and quick new ways to both find and filter among search results. however, I hope you'll like changes in the upcoming release because they all are additions rather than changes. click magnifying glass in the left panel seems less efficient because it involves mouse action followed by keyboard input whereas Alt+Fx followed by search input involves only keyboard.
To locate a notebook, a tag or a saved search, I use Alt+F1, Alt+F2 or Alt+F3. I use Ctrl+Q if i need to find some sort of a matching filter: notebook, tag, saved or recent search or search suggestion. :-)Īs always, thanks to all for listening and your consideration. But, I say that with all affection - I live, eat, breath Evernote all day everyday. I think losing what we did from search was a step backwards. So, even there, CTRL+Q taking you to the main window from a note would not be a bad thing.Īgain, that's my two cents. Though, side note, I just tried this - CTRL + Q works in a note window too, but the result takes you back to the main Evernote Window (as it should) anyway. I think, IMHO, that we would be better served just making search work the way it did, but, make CTRL+Q jump you up to the search bar. i.e., Notebooks, Tags, Saved Searches.ĬTRL+Q pops up in an "odd" area in my opinion. I just don't see how this is an advantage over the way V5's search worked - where it let you "make your take and eat it too." i.e., it searched for all notes, as well as all the other stuff the "new" Quick Search does. And, when I saw "CTRL+Q" touted as a new feature, I had to pause my busy day and chime in. I just got notification and updated to the new beta.
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