I'm running Linux and Windows laptops, a phone and a tablet. The old versions and legacy sync to the cloud in exactly the same way as the new, and can be used on multiple devices. Since I decided to avoid version 10 until I knew whether or not it would affect my working process, I remain on the old pre-legacy and pre-10 Windows and Android versions 6.25.1 and 8.13. The actual labelled Legacy product is tweaked 1) not to require updating and 2) to work alongside the new version. ? "Legacy" is the last public version of Evernote that was used by everyone pre-v10. 🙂Īn alternate product for those that work on ONE PC only There may be new features of Evernote 10 that Legacy does not have, but I have no use for them. Those that are unhappy with that would be best to find something else anyhow.īy the way of comparison, I find the feature set of Legacy superior. Evernote has a history making sudden product changes. The question of uncertain of its availability is quickly dismissed by the transient nature of all Evernote products. The design is not modern but stable, but it makes Legacy an interesting option for now. Legacy is therefore not just the bridge between old and new products (until Evernote 10 catches up) but rather an alternate product for those that work on ONE PC only. I would argue that although Evernote 10 is new, Legacy is the better option for people who only want to work locally, and cannot afford, or do want to pay, for a plan. The Legacy product is popular with many people because of its functionality. From time to time I feel vaguely jealous of all the new functionality - and then I remember I have things to do and get on with it.īecause Legacy works locally, it works independently of the upload restrictions. Even the web version is still coming back for me as 5.33 because I have >50k notes. I haven't 'updated' to v10 at all, and I'm still working exactly as I have for the past few years.
Legacy is the place to go if you're having any issues with Version 10 - some legacy features are still to be added back, and some bugs remain to be fixed, and if that gets in the way of your activities, just use Legacy (in Mac and Windows desktop) to go back to the previous 'normal'. That's nothing to do with Legacy - them's the rules for Basic in all its versions. If that exceeds 60MB in a month (which could be a couple of web pages with images.) you'll need to wait until the limit resets before you get access back. Whether that's by attaching files or clipping web pages, you still need bandwidth for the upload. Not sure of your point, but with respect if you create notes on the free plan there's a well-publicised limit on how much data you can save.
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