One of the shortcuts found is for clipping. It improves clipping in iOS somewhat.
Open the shortcuts app, gallery and search for EVERNOTE. Little extra: There is a predefined iOS shortcut in the shortcuts app. I only say how it works - doesn’t fail me when done this way. The EN WebClipper on desktop does all 3 steps in one process.įinal remark: I don’t say it is great. You can force a sync by dragging down the notes list a little, or by the sync function in settings.Ĭlipped content on iOS is save on the server after clipping by sharing, then importing into the app and finally syncing it to the server. Once synced the green symbol will be gone. So on iOS clip a few sites, then open the EN app and let it import.Īfter importing the clips, the new notes are marked with a green edge, This means they are created, but still need to sync with the server. The stack probably is limited, content clipped can get lost. If you clip away a day, nothing has happened yet than filling the import stack. Only when this is done, the notes are created. A little black box will show telling it needs to import x clips. PDFs need to be downloaded on iOS, or transferred by „printing“ and sharing the print as pdf.īecause clipping uses the sharing function, after clipping you need to open the app to make it import clipped content. It does not clip a pdf embedded into a site.
5 Use the Jump Command to Find Your Notes As we wrote in 5 Ways to Automate Technology and Save Time, you know that we love our keyboard shortcuts. If EN is not seen in the list of apps to share to in Safari, often restarting the iPhone once helps. The Evernote Web Clipper is a great way to do that. The far better web clipper is the one of the desktop. On iOS a feature of iOS is used to fetch content, on desktop it is software provided by EN. Clipping from the web on an iOS device never was and isn’t similar to the Webclipper on desktop.
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