To do that, follow these steps before performing the steps above: Note: If you have manually switched to an older version of Evernote Web, you must switch back to the new version before you can access the new Evernote Web.

In the 'Web Client' section, uncheck the box next to Enable V10+ web clients.To disable the new Evernote Web, follow these steps in your web browser. In the 'Web Client' section, check the box next to Enable V10+ web clients.Go to the Personal Settings page of your account settings.To enable the new Evernote Web, follow these steps in your web browser. The new Evernote Web gives you to access the latest Evernote Web functionality, including brand-new features like Home. You can now manually switch to the new Evernote Web (V10+) via your personal settings. However, if you have more than 10,000 notes in your account or are an Evernote Teams customer, you have not previously had access to it. Most customers who use Evernote Web are using the newest version (Version 10+). That’s very realistic, while having Paperpile on every operating system AND every browser is not our goal at the moment.Switch to the new Evernote Web (Version 10+) Our short term goal is to make Paperpile available on every operation system: Via Chrome on Mac, Windows, Linux and native on iOS and Android. Instead we will develop Paperpile in a direction that will make it possible in the future to use Paperpile with other browser. So we will not be able to port the existing extension to Firefox. It’s not just that Paperpile uses Extension APIs that are not available on Firefox it’s also that we use HTML5 features that differ completely between the browsers. It also does not change the fact that Paperpile is a complex App which can’t simply “re-packaged” for another browser.

The product is good, there is lots of marketing hype and hope.īut it does not change the fact that still more Safari users would like to use Paperpile than Firefox users. Although from a technological point of view things are more stable now the situation is still unclear. When we started (around 2013) it was pretty clear that we did not want to create a Firefox extension based on XUL (which is now obsolete) That was the right decision as we would have wasted important resources early on for technology without a future.ĭuring the following years the situation and future of Firefox was unclear.

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