The Evernote Chrome Clipper is very powerful, and very easy to use. I have done extensive searching in this forum, Google in general, and the DT User manual, but have been unable to get answers to my questions/issues. However, I am struggling with the DT Web Clipper in Chrome and Firefox. If you are looking for an automated way to archive multiple emails from Gmail into Evernote, you can use a Google Sheet.As a new DTP user, and a long-time Evernote power-user, I am finding that DTP has a lot to offer that Evernote cannot. The web clipper helps you manually save your emails to Evernote. If you are to share an email thread with someone, it may be a good idea to save it as a note in Evernote and then share the link.Īlso see: The Best Evernote Tips & Tricks It could easily handle large threads with 20+ email messages, the file attachments were successfully saved and the rich-text formatting of HTML messages was well preserved in Evernote.
In my testing, the clipper worked as advertised for Gmail. You can get the clipper at /webclipper - you would need an Evernote account to activate the clipper in your browser. For instance, if there’s a PDF document or an Excel sheet attached to a Gmail message, the files will be directly saved to Evernote in their native format along with the email message. The Gmail Clipper for Evernote can also save the inline images and file attachments found in your email messages. And if you are clipping a lengthy email conversation in Gmail, you now have an option to select individual messages in the thread that should be saved into Evernote.
When you clip an email thread with the new Evernote clipper, it creates a de-cluttered view and re-formats the whole thread so it is more readable. While the web clipper is primarily used for saving snapshots of web pages to Evernote, the updated version is much more efficient at archiving Gmail messages. Evernote, the quintessential note-taking software, has released a new web clipper add-on for Chrome, Opera and Safari browsers.
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