Evernote Web, Totally Redesigned

Evernote, one of the best cross-platform note taking apps, has just unveiled their newly redesigned webapp. While there are Evernote apps for Windows, OS X, iOS, Android, and more, the webapp is the easiest way to edit your notes from any computer. Until now, the Evernote webapp has been the service's weakest link. It was rather difficult to use, and the design quality was much lower than their desktop and mobile apps.

[caption id="attachment_2987" align="aligncenter" width="640" caption="The newly redesigned Evernote webapp"][/caption]Not anymore. Evernote unveiled a new design for their webapp today that makes it almost as powerful as the desktop app. It looks like the desktop app, shows thumbnails of your notes in the middle and lets you read them in the right column. Edit notes with one click, without having to go to a new window. Best of all, edits auto-save as you type, so you'll never lose the data you've entered. And, you can share notes right from the webapp with others with a link or Facebook integration. It just might be the most full-featured online notes app.

Now, of all things, I've personally have been switching to more plain-text note apps like SimpleNote, mainly because the Evernote Windows app is still rather pokey, even after tweaking it to speed it up a bit. Hopefully they'll now focus on improving the desktop apps again, too! For now, though, the Evernote webapp is almost nice enough to use on its own, sans desktop apps. With the Chrome Web Clipper for Evernote, it's a great way to remember everything you come across online.

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