).Ĭtrl + alt + t allows you to insert tags like a ninja.Ĭtrl + q + additional tags is a deadly weapon for researcher.Ĭltr + alt + n is very handy on whatever window you are. Without the quick keyboard combinations and reconnected functions, I think that power users (who are naturally the most loyal subscribers), are losing confidence and looking for plausible alternatives (not just apps, but sometimes just different routines. It probably isn't easy to use in the way you describe either. In my opinion the new edit tags menu has potential but still needs quite alot of improvement. The menu command (note -> edit tag) is accessible in both contexts. A version of Alt-ctrl-T still exists but it is only available when the focus is on a note in the note list not when you are editing a note. Now you have to hit the down arrow and then remove tag for each one. Arguably the fastest way of removing tags in the legacy version is to hover over the tag and click the cross.

I agree that removing tags is no longer very quick. The latter must still fit my needs ofcourse. If this speed-use doesn't come back I'll have to stick to old Evernote, or find something else that allows for ninja-usage, or change my ways. It takes me 3 seconds to (un)check 5 tags. The Ctrl+Alt+T window allows me to type the start of a tag, hit space to (un)check it, type another one, another one, another one. And the like a ninja part is very important to me. You mention thé three hotkeys I use all day.

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