Evernote’s free license only comes with two installs on the same account. The desktop and mobile apps can be handy for power users, but users who don’t want to spend any money should stick to the browser app.
browser versionĮvernote is available as a desktop app for Windows and OS X, a mobile app for Android and iOS, and as a web app that’s compatible with all major browsers. But if you’re already hip-deep in the Evernote environment, this guide can help you make the most of some of its most useful features. There are many alternatives to Evernote, some of which are better than others. We’ll also cover how to install and make the best use of Evernote’s Web Clipper extension. We’ll show you the differences in the desktop and browser versions. If you’re looking to make the most out of both systems, we’ll walk you through how to integrate them. That’s why using Evernote in Google Chrome is a good idea-they’re both widely available and simple to use. It’s available on all major operating systems and has a wide install base. The app categorizes notes and images into notebooks, allowing you to organize and tag them easily. Opening a tweet on and clipping it in full page mode now clips the whole page, like you'd expect.Evernote is a multi-platform note-taking app. We noticed that pages from .jp could get messy in Simplified Article mode. Now you can see what they wanted you to see. When clipping pages with embedded YouTube videos, sometimes the videos didn't make it into the clip. Squashed a bug where right-clicking on an image and selecting "Clip image to Evernote" didn't always work as expected. If you closed an image preview on Wikipedia while Clipper was open, it could get stuck in a loading state. We sped up the install time of Web Clipper for Evernote accounts with a lot of notebooks. Closing the “settings” screen after clipping a screenshot would sometimes throw people back into annotation mode. Web Clipper got a little confused by some pages on and other sites, resulting in timeout errors.
Web Clipper can grab the text of those links now. Certain links inside clipped pages were being replaced by "attr(href)". We fixed an issue that would sometimes cause a scary validation error while clipping a full page or article on Firefox. We fixed a problem where pages from mp.weixin.qq.com or would get stuck halfway through the clipping process. We've added a new home for release notes! Web Clipper is always improving, and now you can easily see what's new and what's fixed in each update in the settings modal.
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