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1. #How to default clip simplified articles evernote android full
2. #How to default clip simplified articles evernote android android
3. #How to default clip simplified articles evernote android Offline

Actually, I think notes that have been synced are available offline in the desktop app, so counting on reloading the web page is not a safe bet if you will be away from a connection. However you seem to be suggesting that EN for web-sourced notes really has no purpose that could not be served by bookmarks. So tomorrow when I look for something I clipped today, it may or may not be in EverNote and it may or may not be readable. Kind of like sending an email and waiting in suspense for 20 minutes to see if it was actually sent and whether it was formatted correctly.

Kind of unreliable, no? and not what a customer reasonably expects to happen? There appears to be a lag between a "clip" and the actual creation of a note, so when the Clipper tells you it's done, it really doesn't mean much and doesn't at all verify that what you asked for happened. This means that when I clip a web page, unless I wait for it to finish and check the result in EverNote carefully, I don't know until I try to open the note whether the clip was successful or not. In fact, items "clipped" often don't even show in EverNote as "clipping" for hours. When I went to EN desktop app and synced, 17 minutes later it is still not visible in EverNote and still says "Clipping" in the note. According to the Clipper app, it had been clipped, but it doesn't offer to let you view the note. Earlier I clipped a page on a laptop (shared to EverNote). So to follow up on this a bit regarding why it should be a priority to FIX the Clipper apps, or at least add some kind of error message when a page is being scrambled by EverNote. What's the deal with the "text" option? Is that what it's supposed to do?.

#How to default clip simplified articles evernote android android

These problems don't always happen but they happen enough to make me say it's pretty unreliable. Most of it is basically illegible and it's not set up like the original article. Other clips come through as long vertical strings of illegible text.

#How to default clip simplified articles evernote android full

Has two options, either "Create new note with text" (all this seems to do is create a note with a link in it) or "Clip full article", which is even weirder.Īttached is a screenshot of part of an EN note created with the Chrome Android web clipper, "Clip full article" option. Web clipper in Chrome Android doesn't really work.