Go to and select Download to get latest version (in my case it was 10.8.5-mac-ddl-public (2367) ) Logout of your Evernote (selecting the "Keep a LOCAL backup" option on the way out). There should be a checkmark to allow cmd` to: "Move focus to next window" This is shortcut is set within: System Preferences / Keyboard / Shortcuts This is an issue that appears to be affecting a small number of people, so by crowd sourcing details of everyone's configuration, it may be possible to hone in on a cause or a Strictly speaking, I'm using cmd with the key at the same time as the key that has ~ and ` on it (not shift-`) To do so, go to macOS settings, then Keyboard, then choose a new (unique) key combination for "Move focus to the next window":īeyond that, I would suggest that anyone experiencing this issue who wants to get to the bottom of it share as many details as possible about their computer, operating system, location / language / keyboard settings, keyboard configuration, etc. One workaround to consider trying would be to try binding a different key combination and see if that works. Is there anything potentially unique or different about your location or keyboard configuration? As I commented before, there are some known bugs in Electron (the framework on which Evernote desktop is built) which could be impacting the Cmd-` functionality. IS ANYONE FROM EVERNOTE EVEN READING THROUGH THESE THINGS!!?! This is even worse than that removing the multiple TAB option. To undo the system task creation step (step 2) sudo launchctl unload -w - /Library/LaunchDaemons/ sudo rm -f - /Library/LaunchDaemons/ ~/.Another thing to fix please. Open terminal and type - hidutil property -set ''Ĥ. If your keyboard uses “section sign(§)” as a default state and you want to swap it with “tilde(~)” then you can follow the below approach. Photo by Sebastian Banasiewcz on Unsplash
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