Major update that ADDs Web Page Info, and (hopefully) fixes the issue is having.).If the macro fails for you, please try using the Evernote Clipper settings shown below.įeel free to post a reply with any questions, comments, or suggestions you might have.You may need to screen capture the ENC "Save" Button and paste into the two Pause Until Actions IF you find that the image is not being found.I use, and have set this macro to use: ⌃⇧4.Make sure the ENC shortcut in its Options is the same as used in the Macro Action.This should work with both Chrome and Safari.I left in some Actions (that are disabled) that would also set the Title block and the Comments block.This macro only selects the Note Title block, so that you can type your own title.But if you want to go further, like auto-fill the Title, Set some Tags, Set the Comments, then a macro like this (with some enhancements) is what you need.The ENC can already be invoked (triggered) by a shortcut key you set in its Options.Automate the Use of the Evernote Web Clipper (ENC).All it does is make it easier to use Evernote with Chrome, but that ain't a bad trick, in our book.MACRO: Trigger Evernote Web Clipper # Use Case The Evernote Web Clipper extension is a perfect example. It lets you write and save notes and to-do lists, store pictures and other files, view PDFs, and more but the best part is that you can access your stuff anytime, anywhere, from just about anything compatible with an Evernote app.Ĭhrome is fast and free, but what makes it special is the ever-growing list of interesting extensions that integrate easily, even seamlessly, and add useful capabilities without slowing down your browsing. It's pretty cool, too you can save just about anything, including non-Web-based content. If you haven't signed up for an Evernote account, that too is quick, easy, and free. Once signed in, we could save content directly by clicking the Evernote icon or by right-clicking the area we wanted to save and selecting Evernote's file-saving options from the context menu.
It placed the green-backed Evernote elephant icon on the Chrome address bar we clicked it and signed in to Evernote. But then, Evernote is designed to work with just about anything and everything, and not just Web browsers.Įvernote Web Clipper for Google Chrome, like other Chrome extensions, can be installed quickly, easily, and painlessly. We tried it in Chrome and Chrome Plus, and we liked it a lot in both. With the free Evernote Web Clipper extension for Google Chrome you can access your Evernote account from inside Chrome via the address bar.
It stores Web content permanently in a free online account that lets you access your saved stuff from your PC, laptop, phone, or other device. Evernote offers an interesting alternative to bookmarks, sharing, and other less-than-ideal means of saving Web content.
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