I'm using Opera under Windows 7, and keyboard shortcuts such as Ctr+C, Ctrl+X, Ctrl+V, and Ctrl+Z all work as expected. I strongly suspect that this is a browser-specific issue, and possibly OS-related as well. As a Linux user, when I look at new software, I can usually expect to find a few bits of documentation, explaining what's new, known bugs, and other changes. Where are the changelogs? Where's the README? Where's the ISSUES file? Last, -and this is overarching- communication is important.
And then there are other people, like me, who need it to just work. I'm deeply concerned about what Evernote Corporation is doing with Evernote, and the signals they're giving. I would hope UX testing would be a barrier between alpha and beta testing, but I don't have any evidence it's been done, if they missed something as simple as Ctrl+C functionality.īeta testing should be opt-in for your users, Evernote Corporation! There are people out there who enjoy playing with new software before anybody else. 😞 Ctrl+C does not load the selected text into the buffer.
I just checked, and it's still broken, nearly 4 months later. I had to revert the web client from Beta.
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