jpgįor simplicity, I have numbered these functions.ġ. Screenshot = Turns the page you are viewing into a.This is similar to the URL function of the previous Web Clipper. Bookmark = Evernote will clip the URL and a short description of the page you are viewing.Full Page = Evernote will clip the entire contents of the web page.If you clip in this view, it will be the stripped down clipping. This is the same functionality as Evernote Clearly and similar to Pocket.

Simplified Article = Evernote will clear everything from the page and display just the text of the article.

You can expand or contract the selection with the arrow →↑↓ keys.

Article = Evernote will do it’s best to smart select the article you are viewing.

The first difference occurs immediately upon clicking the elephant to launch the Web Clipper (Shortcut “`”) in your toolbar, a sidebar loads from the right, (pictured below). Here is a walk through of the sidebar moving top to bottom: Evernote Web Clipper for Chrome Features & Options:

This little web clipper has become a full on app unto itself with quite a few features and changes. In turn, I have updated my Infographic of Evernote Keyboard Shortcuts to include the web clipper and all of the web clipper options. Now you can post your Evernote web clippings to Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or send via email.Ī keyboard shortcut has been added to the Web Clipper to speed up your web research. Of course, Evernote would be remiss if they did not add a social layer to the mix. The Web Clipper has added the ability to markup clipped pages with a highlighter, marker, crop, shapes, arrow, stamp and pixelate tools to add context to your research and web clippings. The Evernote Webclipper is arguably the most important utility in Evernote’s toolbox, which now includes a full suite of features mashed up with Evernote sister products Skitch and Clearly. The Evernote Web Clipper for Chrome received a major upgrade this week, bumping up to version 6.

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