Exporting Evernote Notes to Bear App: A Game-Changer for Second Brain Enthusiasts

In a move that is sure to delight users of the popular note-taking app, Evernote, and its counterpart, Bear, it is now possible to export notes from Evernote to Bear with ease. This breakthrough comes on the heels of a long-standing request from the second brain community, which has been clamoring for a way to highlight important text while reading.

To get started, simply use the group=archived query param (or enter group:archived in the search input) to see all your notes that have been archived - i.e., those that haven't been opened in a month. In Amplenote, this feature can be invoked using the extended markdown syntax for highlighting, ^highlight^, or by selecting the text and pressing Ctrl-H on PC or CMD-H on macOS.

Another exciting development is the ability to highlight text while reading, a common request from second brain enthusiasts. This feature allows users to capture important information with ease, making it an invaluable tool for those who rely heavily on their notes.

But that's not all - Amplenote has also added progress bars during import, giving users the flexibility to decide whether to wait or come back later. To access this feature, simply head to Settings -> Import -> Import Markdown in the upper right-hand corner of your screen.

In addition to its existing compatibility with Evernote, Amplenote can now also import from generic markdown files. This expanded functionality makes it an even more versatile tool for note-taking and organization.

Overall, the ability to export Evernote notes to Bear app is a significant development that is sure to benefit second brain enthusiasts everywhere. With its improved highlighting feature and enhanced importing capabilities, Amplenote is poised to become an indispensable tool for anyone looking to streamline their note-taking process.

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