You are in Safari on you iPhone and you see a web page that you want to web clip but couldn’t save to Evernote. Well now you can! Evernote has recently upgraded Evernote for iOS to allow web clipping. But first, before you go crazy with this new feature, you need to do a few things.
The new Evernote for iOS. Create a new note or open an existing note. Tap on the blue plus sign icon, then tap Audio.Recording starts automatically. When you're done, tap the stop icon to stop recording and save the audio to your note.
Evernote can help you manage your everyday tasks and projects, and even remind you so you never miss a deadline. More than a note-taking app, Evernote helps you to manage your entire day, no matter how much you have to do. When you find useful information online, clip it to Evernote. Save full page screen captures or just the parts you want to remember, without the clutter of ads and headlines. Better than a bookmark No more searching from scratch. Select Share, and select Evernote (Add to Evernote) as the sharing destination. Wait for the green checkmark to indicate the save is complete. To access additional options, such as selecting a specific notebook or tag, tap the Evernote icon at the bottom of the page. To clip the full page contents, leave Clip full article checked. Otherwise, only a link to the page will be saved to Evernote. Get OneNote Web Clipper Capture the web. Quickly capture any webpage to OneNote, where you can easily edit, annotate, or share it. Remove the clutter. Reduce the clutter and clip only the article, recipe, or product information you really need. Access anywhere.
1. Make sure you have updated to the latest iOS and updated the latest Evernote for iOS
2. Open Safari and find a web page that you want to web clip.
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3. Click the share icon at the bottom of the page.
4. The share window will display. Scroll to the right and tap More.
5. Locate Evernote and toggle on.
6. After you toggle Evernote on it will look like this.
7. Drag Evernote to the top
8. Tap Done.
9. Tap Evernote icon.
Evernote Clipper Safari
10. Tap Save to save web clip to Evernote. By default, the web clip will be saved in your default notebook. In this example it is !Inbox.
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Why is the Evernote clipper in Safari not only indiscriminate by default, but uncontrollable of what is clipped in a given web page?
The Clipper for Windows 10 ( installable in e.g. Opera) defaults to clipping the central article - e.g. of a newspaper page - i.e. discarding the newspaper banner and surrounding links to other articles and stories on that page.
However, the iPad iOS 10 clipper in Safari grabs seemingly everything on the page, including e.g. a newsparer banner - without (apparently) allowing any control to isolate and clip merely the main 'story' on the page.
Evernote Clipper Extension
I don't understand why, or accept that, the iPad clipper should be so indiscriminate by default. At the very least some control should be allowed to prevent this.