It still has some good information, but users with the appstore version and home brew version, for example, might have slightly different Library locations. Here is the outdated and somewhat misleading Evernote page on the process. You can also find discussions about this at: Thanks for taking the time to make this explanation for everyone. Also if someone wanted to access the folder in terminal I added the back slash to the code so you can paste and access the folder quickly /Users/MACUSERNAME/Library/Containers//Data/Library/Application\ Support/Evernote/accounts/Evernote/EVERNOTEUSERNAME (As long as your Evernote data is on your hard drive, and you have Time Machine set to backup regularly (at least once a day), you shouldn't lose anything important. You just need a spade and enough energy to go digging for them. Within that directory, all the Notes are listed as pages (p2, p3 etc.). Which makes you wonder if the originating coder had déja vu. Users/USERNAME/Library/Containers//Data/Library/Application Support/Evernote/accounts/Evernote/EVERNOTE_USER/ My Evernote data finally revealed itself at: Yes, and it's buried deep within that location. If you downloaded from the app store it's here ~/Library/Containers/ If you downloaded directly it's in user/library/application support/evernote If there are any errors in my statements above, could you please be so kind as to point it out. If you have time machine running, it is already being backed up. Copy and paste this folder (Evernote) onto a USB external drive to back up.ħ. (To continue go accounts/Evernote/username/content. Follow the path User/Library/Application Support/Evernote. At the same time press and hold down the Option key. To find it open Finder, then click on 'Go' in the information bar at the top. Your stuff is kept on your 'Library' folder on your Mac. If you have a local notebook, your additions only go to your hard drive.Ĥ. Every time you add a note, it goes to the hard drive and also to the EN servers.ģ. If you have the desktop version, all your stuff is also placed on your own hard drive.Ģ.
Evernote keeps all your stuff on their servers. I was tempted to ask here, but I will put up what I have found instead, and ask the knowledgable community here to correct me if I have erred for each point.ġ.
I have Googled and looked for ages on how to do this and there has been nothing really explaining how it works. Below is how to ensure you have a backup of your EN notes on your Mac.
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