It was a pure html table without much formatting options. My impression of the old Evernote tables was always lack of style and function. At least you can do it in your notebook, by clicking 'Save as Template' in context menu next to the title. But it is always nice to check out how do other people work, it would be even better if people can submit and share their own template. Templates might not be very useful for long-time pro users since I assume most of them developed their own workflow already. Before that, I always had a template tag with all the reusable documents. Templates should have been on Evernote since it was ever released. Let’s take a look at the existing Evernote and introduce a few tips that I’ve recently discovered.

With the brand revamp last month and foreseeable major app revamp upcoming. Evernote, on the other hand, has yet to give us a glimpse of the future of note-taking. Serious competitors like Bear and Notion took on new approaches to the note-taking field, Notion is more versatile in collaboration, especially in project and data management, while Bear offer more pleasant user experience exclusively on Apple ecosystem. Not only there has been a recent shakedown in Evernote's management team, but I also worry about the platform's future. I have been a long-time user of Evernote but I have only been subscribed to their paid plans until recently, which is why I totally understand the challenges that Evernote is facing.

TLDR: Practical Evernote tips that help you to build your own knowledge base and get things done (GTD)

Full Customizable Widgets (Android Only).Better to be late than sorry: Templates.

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