Evernote Web Clipper
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Save anything you see online - including text, links and images - into your Evernote account with a single click.
License model
- Free • Proprietary
Application types
Country of Origin
United States
Platforms
- Online
- Microsoft Edge
- Internet Explorer
- Google Chrome
- Safari
- Opera
- Firefox
Features
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Excellent solution to automate the creation of WordPress blog posts drafts based on content found anywhere online (images, text) when paired with IFTTT as explained by this article: https://jeannieruesch.com/2018/02/tech-rescue-save-time-evernote-wordpress-workflow/. The only caveat is that this style of automation requires to upgrade to premium plans on both Evernote and IFTTT.
Sometimes you need to capture content that is larger than the screen that you are using with the screen shot feature but it doesn't allow scrolling and user feedback on this has mostly been ignored over the years. At the time of this writing, you need to use yet another tool that supports this such as snagit,pickpick,lightshot, etc.
Evernote supports only a subset of HTML. For example, id, class, and form elements are not supported. The captured web page may have tons of styling corruption compared with the original one.
Evernote Web Clipper works well for saving the text content. However, it is not a recommended candidate if you want a faithful copy.
I wonder if you ever tried it with the Chrome Extension.. It looks so much better than when I import complete html of a webpage in CherryTree.
• Evernote will consumes high resources due too many content from Bookmarks • Evernote is not effective in organizing too many content Evernote clip web for offline usage, so content are not updated