(For people who installed Evernote via the Mac App Store)

Mac App Store staged rollout process for Evernote We recommend you update to a newer version of macOS before you install the new Evernote for Mac. If you have an older version of macOS, the new Evernote for Mac may have technical issues and not work well on your device.The new Evernote for Mac is available for anyone on macOS 10.14 or newer.The sections below explain the details and differences for each operating system. The rules, targeting capabilities, and processes for notifying customers and making app updates available are different, depending on where you download the app. Different app stores have different rules for releases.This allows us to quickly address any new bugs that may not have surfaced during our QA process. We monitor support tickets and forum feedback closely, and broaden the rollout percentage of eligible customers as these signals remain positive. We start by releasing the new version of an app to a small percentage of customers which can be based on geography, operating system, or, when the app store doesn't provide those types of controls, a randomly selected set of eligible customers. To provide the best possible experience for customers, updates are delivered as ‘staged rollouts' over specific timeframes.This includes both automated and manual testing for bug fixes, performance, and new features. Every new update and feature in Evernote is extensively tested by our Quality Assurance (QA) team before we make it available to the public.The rules of the ‘staged rollout' process.There are three factors that determine the availability of the latest version of Evernote: Our goal is to deliver updates to the Evernote apps on a frequent and consistent basis, while maintaining a high bar for quality and performance. How Evernote delivers app updates to our customers

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