#Simplenote notes disappeared pro#

I’ve basically had to resort to other apps for note taking because this has become nearly impossible to write on (unless I write without my palm on the screen and that is definitely not an alternative for me).Īfter reading the previous comments, I have already performed a hard reset of my iPad (an iPad Pro 11” on iOS 12.3), turned off the palm rejection feature in Notability and turned it back on, and finally uninstalled the app completely then reinstalled.

#Simplenote notes disappeared update#

It has become basically unusable for me in terms of handwriting since the recent update and the handwriting feature is nearly the sole purpose for purchasing the app in my case. I have had some previous issues with palm rejection, mainly with the shifting of the screen or zoom but it has been manageable up until this update. This only occurs when I am trying to write and my palm is resting on the lower portion of the screen. It will zoom in or out randomly, delete the last portion of what is written, or the screen will shift/shake. Since the update, anytime I attempt to take class notes with the Apple Pencil results in erratic screen behavior. I can attest to the comments regarding the palm rejection issues after the recent update. In fact, if those two issues are fixed, I won’t even miss using OneNote for most of my coursework. Please improve these issues, and I will gladly give it a 5 star rating. I can do that natively on most Apple apps, and many 3rd party apps, so the inability to do that on Notability really sticks out. Please give Notability the ability to recognize and format RTL languages. Notability does not have good support for combining multiple languages in one document at this time, especially not mixed English-Hebrew or English-Aramaic. Secondly, I use Notability in a setting where I’m regularly working with several languages (including RTL - Right to Left languages like Hebrew, Aramaic, Arabic). If that is possible in Notability, I haven’t been able to figure it out. I have a system of using certain colors to represent certain things, and I would like to be able to organize all those highlighters and pens into a group where I determine the order and placement. There are many things that I prefer about Notability, but there are a few issues that prevent me from giving it more stars: first, I would like the ability to create a group of commonly used highlighters/pens for marking up documents.

#Simplenote notes disappeared windows#

Notability was the only app to offer most of the same functionality as OneNote on a Windows tablet. I decided to try using an iPad Pro instead, since they’re lighter. I was using OneNote on a Surface tablet until the digitizer stopped working. Recent updates means it does EXACTLY what notability does.

#Simplenote notes disappeared full#

It’s free, you get cloud storage, the app on the computer is free, and you get full functionality of program. I’ve tried them all and think Microsoft OneNote is really the way to go. One last final note: don’t waste your money. Do you know what an incredibly awful and tedious task that is? When you contact their customer service, they’re basically just like “Oh, sorryyyyy yeah we don’t care.” Whatever was organized under is able to be obtained, but you have to go back through and sort all of it.

What does this mean? It means that all of the classes you’ve set up for multiple semesters will be wiped out. So, there’s a way to get your subjects back, but you’re out of luck with your dividers. That’s a huge negative in my opinion.Īdditionally, sometimes this app will crash (like during iOS updates) and you’ll lose your subjects and dividers. You can’t access it through a browser either.

And please beware: that price for the iOS app does not include the desktop app. Nothing sets this apart from competitors besides the price. I’ve used Evernote and Microsoft OneNote as well. I feel like if you want a quality one, maybe you need to pay for it.

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