As with advanced formatting, the actual content will often survive the migration process, but it won’t be pretty. That’s a problem if much of your use of Evernote involves clipping pieces of information from the Web. These formatting issues also apply to clipped articles. This means carefully structured data can end up as a simple string of text. While the actual text will still make it into Bear, the formatting won’t. If you make use of Evernote’s more advanced formatting features like tables, you might have some work ahead of you. This means any PDFs, images, or even Word documents in your Evernote notes will make it into Bear. This includes bold and italic text, but also bulleted lists, numbered lists, and other formatting essentials.įile attachments – which weren’t always supported by Bear – now migrate effortlessly as well. Most formatting will flawlessly migrate from Evernote to Bear as well. If you’re like a lot of people, the vast majority of your notes are bits of text you jot down. Because of this, not every type of note will be a snap to migrate. Evernote is much more heavy duty, while Bear has a minimalist, text-first approach. While Bear, like Evernote and OneNote, is a note-taking app at its core, it takes a different approach. There are a few things you’ll need to watch out for, though. Fortunately, switching from Evernote to Bear is a fairly straightforward process. Switching notes apps isn’t an easy decision, especially if you’ve got a lot of notes in another app.
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