The email explains that once the company identified the problem, it worked quickly to implement a solution and attempted to restore all lost data. For example, the bug can be triggered by skimming quickly through a large number of notes, Evernote says.

In these applications, certain sequences of events can cause an image or other attachments to be deleted from notes without warning, but text is not affected.

The company claims only “a small number of people” have been impacted by the glitch, which occurs in the version of the Mac software released in September, and less frequently, in the versions released since this June. Not all Evernote Mac users were affected by this bug, however, but those who received the email will need to update their Mac app immediately in order to protect themselves from experiencing the issue.Īccording to the email sent to users, the bug can cause images and other attachments to be deleted under specific conditions, when using Evernote for Mac. Mashable's Sam Haysom has some suggestions.Ģ.A number of Evernote users are now being alerted via email message of a serious bug that may cause data loss in certain versions of the company’s Mac application. Aside from a few classics like Hellraiser, a big chunk of the lineup is made up of films that probably weren't in theaters - but that blow mainstream disappointments out of the water. Shudder ($4.75/month) (opens in a new tab): Horror junkies who have already tackled Netflix's hit-or-miss collection will dig Shudder's massive library of (actually good) scary movies only. 2021 movie on the same day they hit theaters. HBO Max ($14.99/month) (opens in a new tab): Now that HBO Go is gone, HBO Max is home to HBO originals like Westworld and Succession and non-HBO content like Rick and Morty and Friends - oh, and every Warner Bros. TLC and HGTV stans will also get near-unlimited access to classics like 90-Day Fiancé, House Hunters, and Say Yes to the Dress. If you're gifting to someone who already has the classics like Netflix (opens in a new tab), Hulu (opens in a new tab), and Disney+ (opens in a new tab), consider a newer or more niche streaming service:ĭiscovery+ (starting $4.99/month): (opens in a new tab) One of 2021's new streaming platforms finally offers a go-to spot to watch BBC's award-winning natural history collection (like Planet Earth II and A Perfect Planet). No one is gonna turn down new stuff to watch.

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