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Avast flags this add-on as unstable. It clearly is. If you enable this on firefox quantum you'll bleed all of your memory in a few hours, meanwhile you'll bleed all of your virtual memory. Disable the add on and restart firefox and everything runs normally. I don't know what language this is written in but its possible the bug could threaten your data or you disk integrity (not from memory bleeding but from a bad pointer or a malformed interpreter call). I would NOT run this program except in a test environment. Digging into the Evernote forums, it appears Evernote has had memory issues with this program since Genesis I.

Unusable. Complains about third party cookies and won't let me log in. Allowing third party cookies for evernote.com doesn't help. Completely broken.

Finally, after weeks of waiting Evernote Web Clipper works again with Firefox 70 (version 70.0a1 as of 2019-07-30). Now I'm very happy with it – again!

Buggy. Sometimes doesn't respond to being clicked at all with no error or response of any kind that is visible to the user. Evernote in general has products that are frustrating, given they prioritize Chrome/iOS above everything else. They're not accessibility driven.

Screenshots from Chrome? You kidding?

Yes. Related results don't work !!

"Show Evernote content related to my web searches" doesn't work in Firefox. It works in Chrome (unfortunately only with Google search engine) but not in Firefox. Makes the Clipper less than 50% worth for me.

Tried everything and can't get this to work although it did once! No probs at with Chrome though.

I will never, ever want Evernote content related to my web searches. I never, ever will want a "Save to Evernote" button on PDFs, for enterprise security reasons. Yet, every time this extension updates it turns those "features" back on for me, which is infuriating.

Also infuriating--I do not need, and do not want, the Web Clipper extension to pop up in Gmail or YouTube to tell me what it can and can't clip. I know that. I could perhaps live with the intrusive notifications once, but those too reset every time the extension is updated.

Point being, the line between "tool" and "annoying malware" is getting a little hard to see here, and I've already thought about whether my rare use of this extension justifies its not-so-rare intrusions the rest of the time. Keep annoying me and I will decide it's no longer worth it.

It's very good, but I'm having problems with the need of third party cookies. Sorry, this is a no-go.

功能使用起来很方便，能够多端共用

Doesn't work on Firefox 68esr

I love it! I use it every day for my research!