And BLUEFROG’s explanation makes sense: apparently it’s just not that easy to consistently clip material from a huge variety of web pages. That’s also where you go if you want to re-title the clip or add some notes about it.Ĭheck out the video below for a demonstration.I appreciate the frustration. If you disagree with the suggestion, you can always click into the notebook and tag section to make your changes.
Whenever you clip a page, the Web Clipper will automatically select the appropriate notebook and tags based on your past behavior. This new Web Clipper not only looks great, it’s smart too. Otherwise, the share link points right back to the source. If you make annotations to the clips, then your share link will point into an Evernote shared note. When you’re done, the marked up image will be saved to your Evernote account.Īnother new feature in this update is the ability to clip and share your discoveries with friends on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, or over email. As soon as you start annotating, the Web Clipper snaps an image of the visible screen area.
When something catches your eye, open the Web Clipper then choose Screenshot or one of the new annotation options to draw attention to specific things that you like. Whether you’re working on your holiday shopping, planning a remodel or just browsing the web, you’ll find the Web Clipper’s new markup features indispensable. It’s significantly more useful than the URL alone. When you choose this, the Web Clipper saves the page title, a short snippet of text about the page and thumbnail along with the page URL into Evernote. As part of the redesign, we’ve added a new Bookmark option.
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