The Evernote app works on the following operating systems:
Mac
- macOS 11 and newer
Windows
- Windows 10 and newer (32-bit and 64-bit)
iPhone and iPad
- iOS 15.1 and newer
Android
- Android 9 and newer
Evernote Web (desktop browsers only)
For an optimal experience on a computer, you can use Evernote Web in one of the supported desktop browsers listed below. Evernote Web is not designed for mobile browsing, so mobile users are encouraged to download the Evernote app for the best experience.
Supported desktop browsers for Evernote Web:
- Chrome: version 108 or newer
- Firefox: version 111 or newer
- Edge: version 108 or newer
- Opera: version 94 or newer
- Safari: version 16.4 or newer
❗ Important: Evernote no longer supports Chromebooks. This means that bug fixes and updates are no longer available for Evernote on these devices. We recommend accessing Evernote from a different device or using Evernote Web on a compatible desktop browser.
Additional Notes
- Evernote Web is not optimized for mobile browsers. To avoid potential issues, we advise using it on a desktop browser only.
- If you experience issues on Evernote Web, update your browser or switch to one of the supported versions listed above.
- Evernote Web requires available storage space on your device. Please ensure sufficient space and consider clearing your browser’s cache if you encounter issues.
- Using Evernote Web in Incognito mode may cause issues for larger accounts.
- The Evernote desktop app is not currently compiled specifically for ARM architecture. While the app may function without significant issues, Evernote does not officially support ARM processors at this time.
- Evernote does not officially support beta versions of operating systems. Users on older systems may still be able to use Evernote, but won’t receive the latest updates or bug fixes.
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