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Web Clipper for Chrome gets Related Notes and More

Product updates | By Andrew Sinkov
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If you’re an Evernote fan and you’re not using our Web Clippers, then you’re missing out. Evernote’s Web Clippers let you save the Web pages you love into Evernote with a single click. This deceptively simple promise ends up completely changing how you interact with the Web. Today, our Web Clipper for Chrome starts doing even more with the addition of Related Notes.

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The Power of Related Notes

When you put something into Evernote, you’re making a statement. You’re saying that this idea or experience is something you want to have at your fingertips forever.

Our goal is not only to make it easy for you to find those items when you look for them, but to help you magically rediscover them at the right moment. This is where Related Notes come in.

Related Notes have been a part of the Evernote Food and Evernote Hello experience for some time, and now they’ve arrived on our Web Clipper for Chrome.

How Related Notes work

Whenever you clip a Web page, in addition to saving the content to your account, you’ll see a redesigned popup appear in the top right of the browser window. In this popup are two tabs. One shows Related Notes and the other shows every item that you’ve ever clipped from the domain that you’re visiting.

The Related Notes section is instantly populated with three notes from your account that are somehow related to the page that you’re clipping. These Related Notes give you a glimpse into similar things that you captured or created in the past. Click on the thumbnail to jump into that note.

If you prefer, you can hide the Related Notes section by clicking on the small text below the thumbnails.

Keeps getting better

In this update, we’ve also improved the quality of your clips and fixed a bunch of issues. Check it out and let us know what you think. Stay tuned, we’ll be bringing this functionality to other platforms soon.

  • Lee

    Can I share web pages that I clip with a limited list of people to whom I grant access to my clipped web pages?

  • http://www.homesickmac.com Dragan Ruzic

    Why can’t I get this “version” of Web Clipper, I’m on Mac, using Chrome browser and I’ve already got the Bookmark bar items “Clip To Evernote” and “Add to Evernote”?

    Here’s more info and screenshots:
    https://www.evernote.com/shard/s3/sh/5527c6fc-6922-459a-89f7-d5306dcd0c97/4c7bc8b9762d173294c00c65a573198e

    Totally confused. Will try to start from scratch but I’ll have to find out how to remove all Evernote extensions and plugins first…

    • Jaycie

      I don’t know about on the Mac, but in Chrome with Windows to change the extensions you click the wrench (tools) icon, choose settings, choose extensions from the list at the top left of the screen (under the word Chrome). From here you can check or uncheck the boxes to enable each extension, click the trash can icon to delete an extension, check or uncheck the box to allow in incognito, and edit options for each extension (if available). Hope this helps. (:

    • Jakob Bignert

      Hi Dragan, the ‘clip to Evernote’ bookmarklet is not the same thing as the Evernote Web Clipper. You need to install the Chrome extension from here: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/pioclpoplcdbaefihamjohnefbikjilc

      Hope that helps

  • Grace

    Would LOVE to be able to use Web Clipper with Chrome for iPad!

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