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I think what actually changed was not the format of the links, but perhaps some menu options and keyboard shortcuts. I believe both types of links have existed for quite some time.
Links with evernote:/// are "internal links". You can get one with Ctrl+Alt+Shift+C, or via Menu > Note > Copy internal link.
Links with https://share.evernote.com/note/ are "web links". You can get one with Ctrl+Alt+L, or via Menu > Note > Copy link.
@AltoRetrato I misspoke and have updated the bug description.
You are partly right, but a couple things did change:
The format of the "web links" after version 10.105.x did change as I describe above.
In Windows, pressing Ctrl+Alt+L used to copy an "internal link", but now it copies the "external link" format.
However, the important behavior is, when a "external/web link" is clicked inside Evernote, they behave exactly like "internal links", you will navigate to the note inside the Evernote desktop app, it won't launch a web browser. Because of that, YARLE should treat these "web link" formats as if they are "internal links" and update the note link correctly during conversion.
I'm already working to add support for this new "web link" format in YARLE with some fixes that help avoid some issues with the current implementation.
Sometime in October 2024 Evernote changed their external note link format:
Old Format:
https://www.evernote.com/shard/s714/nl/150249420/dd128476-5cb5-a041-ce3a-1d8108a04793
New Format:
https://share.evernote.com/note/dd128476-5cb5-a041-ce3a-1d8108a04793
Notes with the old format still work in Evernote, and aren't automatically updated, but any new note links will have the new format.
EDIT: I'm working on this.
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