But don't upgrade iTunes if you're jailbroken! Also, someone needs Bartender. ;)

I use Fantastical on Mac and iOS, and I don't understand the need for a separate to-do app. If I need to do something, I put it in Fantastical as an event or a reminder. Maybe I'm just insufficiently busy. ;)

Another way to do the LH google search that's slightly shorter:

site:lifehacker.com Evernote

You're right in that they are marketed mostly to men, but what else makes these bags *for* men? Why couldn't a woman use them? I'd carry any of them (and I just ordered a Chrome messenger bag—can't wait!).

I can't believe I forgot about the existence of this site! Thank you! :)

Also remember to turn off autolock on your phone, because it can interrupt the jailbreak.

Social Fixer (the famous FB add-on) also has an option to save posts.

What I don't understand is the lack of landscape support. Who types anything of substantive length in portrait? I know, First World Problems.

If someone could combine the best of Sunrise, Fantastical, and Calendars 5 by Readdle, they'd have the perfect calendar app. Until then, I have all 3 on my home screen. :/

It's pretty, but I thought it's worth mentioning that it's $3 to unlock different "notebook" covers, alternate font choices (and there are only 2), and the ability to upload photos. Also, it syncs only with iCloud, and photos have to be square.

This is interesting. 1 is pretty straightforward. 2 is good, assuming that you do, in fact, regret what happened. (But if you don't, you might need to think some more before apologizing.) In 3, I would substitute "ethics" for "social norms." Violating social norms can be wrong, but it isn't always. In 4, again make…

There's also CloudMagic for iOS, which lets you link and search almost any account you can think of (Gmail, Dropbox, Box, Outlook, iCloud, Evernote, Office 365, Yahoo, etc.). The only downside is you get 50 views per month free; after that there's a cost. But 50/month is pretty high.

And it can save to Evernote, which is what got me to switch from Atomic. With a jailbreak, Nitrous, and BrowserChooser (which I prefer over Browser Changer because it's by Ryan Petrich and it's smaller), I'm good with Dolphin.

Firefox does this natively as well.

You're right, I forgot there's a Mac version! As someone who can't afford a Mac, I really wish they'd make it cross-platform, but I don't see it happening. ;)

I really hope Evernote will not confine their improvements to Chrome. As you say, the Fx extension is pretty limited right now. I prefer Clearly, but it would be nice to see one add-on with all these features.

Tile Tabs might be what you're looking for.

Never mind—I just got an update that apparently adds this feature to desktop.

Is it possible to assign a shortcut to a note from the desktop version of Evernote 5 on Windows? I can do it from online, but can't find the option on the desktop version.