Used by 225 million people worldwide, Evernote is a leading note-taking app, with cross-platform syncing so you can update notes on any device. But just because it’s popular doesn’t mean it’s the right tool for you. While some of us diehards still like putting pen to paper (you can pry my notebook from my cold, cramped hands), there’s no denying that note-taking apps make it easy to organize, save, and share notes with others in a way you just can’t do with physical notes.Įvernote has become synonymous with note-taking from its inception in 2008. Electronic note-taking tools have become more popular for students, professionals, and, well, anyone with ideas, notes, or to-dos. We’ll let you know as soon as the updated Web Clipper extension is available in the Mac App Store.The days of writing notes in various notebooks, furiously scribbling research on notecards, and jotting down ideas on sticky notes that end up in unexpected places are on their way out.
We apologize for any inconvenience this change may cause you, and appreciate your patience. When you forward messages to this address, they are saved as new notes in your Evernote account. Use your Evernote email address. Evernote Premium and Evernote Business accounts come with a unique email address. Use email integrations. If you use Web Clipper to save emails into Evernote, our integrations for Gmail and Outlook can help you achieve the same result. Use a different web browser (for now). Web Clipper will still work with Google Chrome, Internet Explorer 7+, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, and Microsoft Edge (for Windows 10 or higher). Web Clipper will continue to work with previous versions of Safari. Keep using your current version of Safari. The changes in this email only apply to Safari 13. In the meantime, here are some alternatives for saving web content in Evernote: 1. We’re working quickly to make it compatible with Safari 13, at which time you’ll need to install the extension again from the Mac App Store. If you choose to update to Safari 13, you’ll notice that Web Clipper no longer appears in your list of extensions. As a result, many of your current extensions, including Evernote’s Web Clipper, will need to be updated to work with the latest version.
Important Web Clipper updateWith the release of Safari 13 for Mac, Apple is introducing a new format for browser extensions. This is from the email I got from Evernote yesterday:
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