文字的各种样式能否放到键盘首页来，不要隐藏在键盘右侧里，这样会多一个点击的步骤，寻找隐藏的样式，会打断我记录笔记的兴致。人们应该是专注于记录笔记/写作，脑子正流淌着思路，软件繁琐的操作就会打扰思维的腾飞。 希望可以优化一下，对于记笔记/写文字内容的人来说样式是很常用的功能，希望一键直达而不花几秒时间去找需要的样式。 可以参考下agenda 的键盘设计

My very favorite notes app and one of the very best apps I’ve ever used. The only thing I could ask for is an obsidian-like graph view. This app is so primed and ready for it by design. Having everything linked by tags (& now back links) means it already has all the data, it just needs the visual interface. Thanks for making the best app!! And I hope you’ll consider the graph. I’d love to see how you’d do it.

This app has always been my favorite. But since the latest update, there have been bugs galore. Both in iOS and macOS. Sorry bear, gonna have to move on now.

Love that I can use Bear on all devices and on a local drive at work. I finally moved all my notes from Evernote to a Bear!

I’ve been through a bunch of note taking apps, but this is by far my favorite. I can write using Markdown and then immediately send text to my blogs and work email. This is a very simple app in terms of its clarity — I’m not left scratching my head trying to figure out a bunch of jargon or a system that is overly complex.

Apple notes is getting better and better with recent software updates. But Bear Notes has so many features that I want and look for . Its interface is so clean and easy too you . I’ve tried other note take apps and nothing works as well for me .

As the title says, I made the switch to Bear when Evernote made some interesting changes regarding how many notes free users could have, and I haven’t looked back since. Where other note taking apps like Notion have a really steep learning curve, Bear is easy to learn and approachable to newcomers. I’m so glad I made the switch and have no plans of ever going back.

Bear was absolutely perfect before the 2.0 update. There was a very slim/narrow bar along the top of the keyboard with all the functions. You had to slide it to get to some of them, but after 30 minutes’ use, it wasn’t a big deal. Plus it stayed in place when you slid it so you could generally complete what you were doing without much need for other items, anyway. And when you got used to it, it was extremely quick and easy to get to what you needed, practically like typing. Now they have turned that super functional bar into a gigantic second keyboard. You have to press a button to get to it, and then it obscures the keyboard entirely. Sure, you can press one button and make yourself a long to do list. But if you want to add any indentations? Change any headings? You have to shift into that screen, then shift back into the keyboard, continue the list, and then to go back to left alignment, you have to repeat the process. And so on and so forth for every single formatting event you want to make. It has destroyed the functionality of it for me. I had previously switched completely over to Bear from Apple Notes for the added functionality and being cleaner to look at it. As soon as the update came out, I switched back. I occasionally try to use bear again, but it has become clunky and frustrating. I use screens because I type faster than I can write. Unfortunately Bear 2.0 slows down the process so that when using it, I go slower than I can write. I appreciate the developers’ desire to listen to and improve based on users’ feedback. I wish those new systems would be made optional (as in choose your system/interface) or togglable (as in switch on or off what you like). I have paid for at least a couple years now and would have paid more. I’m sure others like the new design so try it out yourself and don’t let this review sway you.

Love it, it.

I have been using Bear for several years. My favorite part about it was it was so simple to use and unlike most note taking apps, it minimized checked off to-do items so they didn’t clutter the screen. It was my minimalist dream! That went away with the major update that changed the overall look and feel of the app. It’s clunkier, less intuitive, and my beloved disappearing checked off boxes are no more. At this point, it’s really no different for me than just using the standard Notes app. I went from using Bear every day to a couple times a month.