This article was originally posted February 8, 2011. If this affects you, please see the end of this post. If you’re reading this on your phone, please note that some phones format the JavaScript as two long lines that are very difficult to copy for pasting.
Be sure you paste all of the following over all of what’s there originally. Paste the following in place of the URL that’s already there. Name the bookmark “Clip to Evernote” or whatever you like.Ģ. The following should simplify things considerably:ġ. Additionally, some of the steps are a bit cumbersome as given elsewhere. This tip has appeared in numerous places, most difficult to find because they’re comments to other posts. You can save the following types of content: Web pages from your mobile browser. If you are using an iOS browser with the Reader function, you can clear a lot of the clutter from the page by selecting Reader first, and emailing from within it’s rendering of the page. Similar to how Web Clipper on your computer allows you to save content to your Evernote account, the share extension built into iOS and Android allows you to save content from your mobile device. Simply select the email feature within your browser and send the page to your Evernote address.
~AndrewĮditor’s Note (): One of the easiest ways to web clip on the iPad and iPhone is to use the Evernote email address associated with your account. You can even automatically tag everything clipped with the app with a specific tag. Ever wish you could web clip directly to Evernote on your iPad or iPhone? Tired of having to paste a link into Evernote’s browser after copying it from Safari just so you can clip it? Try this…Įditor’s Note (): Everclip is a great little app for iOS that allows you to clip directly to Evernote via the app, including web content, as well as other sources. Using the Evernote Webclipper on iOS Mobile 19,821 views The Evernote Web Clipper is one of the most useful tools in my productivity toolkit.
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