While not explicitly supporting Wayland, EverSticky does run on Wayland, and it behaves in the same way as on X11. You may also edit the notes in Evernote and EverSticky will display them with all the included formatting. Or you can paste an image, but note that you must copy the image itself (for example by selecting the image or a region of an image in GIMP, then copy it), and not the image path. you can copy a checkbox and paste it into a sticky note, and the checkbox will behave as expected, allowing you to check/uncheck it. However, you can paste rich text and EverSticky will display it. The stick notes are quite basic, supporting only a few keyboard shortcuts like Ctrl + b to make the selected text bold or Ctrl + i to make the text italic. In the settings you'll find options like setting the sync interval, check for application updates, and set the tray icon style to light or dark. The sticky notes are accompanied by a tray icon from where users can create a new note (new notes can also be created by using the + button from an existing sticky note), force sync to Evernote, bring the notes to the foreground, log out of Evernote, and access the application settings.

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