I share your concerns, Vladimir, but perhaps for more selfish reasons.

I am a simple guy who craves simplicity in the apps I use daily. I have neither the time nor the inclination to keep up with constant changes or processes.

I just want my daily applications to be there and to work when I need them.

Sadly, Evernote has—perhaps in its tendency to prioritize new and "improved" features over reliability and functionality—complicated many things to the point where the simple functions have hiccups.

Don't get me wrong. I appreciate that others want new features and fancy gadgets, but I am not a fan of those new things breaking what already works.

Onward...