About this extension

Evernote Web Clipper is a browser extension that lets you save interesting things you find on the web directly to your Evernote account.

Web Clipper
Capture ideas and inspiration from anywhere with ease. Save articles, web pages, and screenshots directly to Evernote.

Save what matters
Clip web pages, articles, or PDFs and save them in Evernote. Screen capture full pages or just the parts you want—without distracting ads and sidebars.

Customize your clips
Take a screenshot of a web page, then add highlights, text, and other annotations. With Web Clipper, you can make sure what’s important is clear at a glance.

Keep content organized
Tag what you save so your research, photos, ideas, and more are all easy to find using keywords. You can also add titles and save content to the notebook that makes sense.

Go beyond bookmarks
Save web page URLs, images, and descriptions to your relevant Evernote notebook and keep all your related content in one easy-to-find place.

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Release notes for 7.17.0

Fixed
- Web Clipper usually recognizes when you're saving something from Gmail and applies special formatting to it, but lately it hasn't been working the way it's supposed to. The good news is that we fixed it.
- If you use Safari, you might have seen a message in Web Clipper asking if you want to upgrade to Evernote Personal. That shouldn't have happened, but at least it won't happen again.
- Web Clipper wasn't able to save PDFs from a very small number of websites, but it should be smooth sailing now.
- There was a problem with the account switcher in Web Clipper so you couldn't be signed into more than one account at the same time. We took care of it though, so now you're off to the races.
- Web Clipper was having trouble saving websites that Safari identified as "Not Secure," but things should be back to normal now.
- If you clipped an email from Gmail then opened Web Clipper's activity log, it might have included some of the Gmail HTML code. Since that could potentially contain personally identifying information, we put a stop to it.
- If you tried to clip a really large web page (over 200 MB), you would see a message saying "Contact Evernote Support," which took you to a blank page. That wasn't very supportive, but now it'll be much more helpful.
- Any pages you clipped from lepoint.fr would appear smaller than expected when you opened them in Evernote. A very specific wrong that has now been righted.

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