Culturally speaking, Dropbox and Evernote do not fit. I&#x27;ve been a long time Dropbox user and in the process I&#x27;ve also used Google Drive and played with OneDrive.<p>If there&#x27;s something that sets apart Dropbox from its competition is that (1) Dropbox is simpler (2) without compromising on the really important parts, like having a history or Linux support and (3) the set of available features work really well. Not sure what the right word for it is. Minimalism?<p>At times it&#x27;s annoying of course. For example Dropbox&#x27;s native client is the best, but their web interface sucks. Like for example if a folder is too big, the web interface will refuse to move it. Comparing that web interface with Google Drive is not even funny, though the native client and the cross-platform support more than makes up for the shortcomings of the web interface.<p>But going back to Evernote - seriously, it&#x27;s a piece of shit and I always wondered why people use it. I would rather have Dropbox build something minimalist by themselves than to acquire Evernote. Or let others build things that integrate with Dropbox. I just bought licenses for 4 different operating systems for 1Password precisely because it integrates with Dropbox.