But all the highlighting, pasting, and switching between apps (or toggling between browser tabs) takes up unnecessary time. But with Web Clipper, I highlight and annotate important sections so that I can easily flag the bits I wanted to revisit.Ħ) Goodbye, copy + paste – Before I got Web Clipper, I would copy and paste paragraphs I liked or entire articles I wanted to save into a new note in Evernote. It’s kind of like going into a room and forgetting why you walked in there. So you won’t have to deal with those pesky 404 pages and broken links anymore.ĥ) It keeps me on point – Sometimes I save things only to forget why it caught my eye in the first place. With Web Clipper, you save the page or section you want as a note, instead of just grabbing the link. Sharing clips with friends is as easy as saving them for yourself.Ĥ) It’s permanent and it’s yours – Even the best content rots on the internet. With Web Clipper, you can save it all, and easily organize and find your clips later on any device.ģ) Sometimes you need to share – I don’t even like cats, but my friend sure would love this listicle of cat GIFs I just found. And it can feel like you only have room for the really important stuff-bookmarking every good GIF I’ve found would probably break my browser. I don’t need to wonder if I emailed it to myself or saved it to my bookmarks because I know it’s in Evernote.Ģ) You can’t bookmark everything – So they’ve figured out how to sync bookmarks to mobile browsers, but whether you’re on your phone or on your laptop, navigating through the folder tree of all the things you’ve saved is still messy. Here’s why:ġ) So quick, it’s kinda like cheating – If I think an article or piece of inspiration will come in handy one day, Web Clipper lets me make it mine. Web Clipper and Evernote.Īdding the Web Clipper extension to your browser makes Evernote a more powerful and essential part of your day.
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