Select all unsynced notes, or each local notebook, then right-click and select ** Export Notes…**.**Export unsynced notes and/or local notebooks (if you have any):** If you are still encountering issues, please follow these steps to rebuild your Evernote for Mac database: Open Evernote and log in to your Evernote account.Drag the Evernote icon into your ' Applications' folder.Download and install Evernote for Mac ( ).Right-click (or ** Ctrl + Click**) on your Mac's Trash and select ** Empty Trash**.After App Cleaner searches for and lists all related files, click ** Remove**.Open the ' Applications' folder in your Finder and drag Evernote to the App Cleaner window.When the download is complete: open the zip file, then open the App Cleaner app.If Evernote is running, press ** Command + Q** to quit the Evernote application.For detailed instructions on exporting your notes, please see:
I recommend you export any local notebooks and unsynced notes as a backup because they have not been synced to our server and will be unrecoverable after this procedure. If you are using a M1/Silicon Apple device and are unable to start Evernote, or it continually crashes, please try the general troubleshooting steps below. While this shouldn't cause any large scale issues that are specific to M1/Silicon devices, it is possible that isolated startup/crashing issues may appear until we are able to implement improvements that will enable us to work natively on silicon based devices without emulation. I wanted to provide an update on Evernote's compatibility with the new M1/Silicon Apple devices.Ĭurrently, Evernote uses a default emulator to run on M1/Silicon devices and we are in the process of enabling Evernote to work natively on M1/Silicon devices.
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