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Evernote Web: Add Context to Your Web Clips and More

Product updates | By Andrew Sinkov
 

You’re scouring the web in search of inspiration for your next blog post, article, or term paper, when you come across a gold mine, a page that sends your mind racing with possibilities. As a good Evernote user, you immediately clip it to Evernote, so you won’t forget it. We just added a feature to the bookmarklet and Firefox extension, which ensures that your future self remembers why you clipped that page in the first page: adding a comment. Now, you can add a short comment as part of the clipping process. The comment will appear in the note, just above the clip.

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Get the bookmarklet or Firefox extension here. You do not need to re-install anything if already have it.

Improved mobile web experience

Evernote Mobile Web, our mobile optimized version for web-enabled devices, gets a nice UI update this week. When creating and editing notes, the fields now extend to match the phone’s screen dimensions. No more small text boxes on your big screens. If you haven’t done so already, be sure to bookmark www.evernote.com/m on your mobile device.

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    Hi,

    I was trying to find out if there was a way to email myself a note…

    thanks,
    zku

    • Andrew Sinkov

      @zkusohbet Yes. Sign into you web account and click on Settings. When you scroll down you’ll see your Evernote email address. You can use that to email stuff into your account.

  • http://www.zkusohbet.com zku

    Fantastic! Is there a reason you can’t simply have a small text box always present in the pop-up rather than having to press add comment?

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