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[Ron Grandia]

This may be old news, but I finally found a way to make Evernote web clipper work in Chrome for iOS easily.

The bookmark trick in Safari doesn't work for chrome, but I figured out that one can add that same JavaScript to the iOS text shortcuts. It's easy.

Just create a text shortcut which will substitute that loooong JavaScript string (see below) with your chosen key word - I call mine "webclip."

Then, when you find a page you wish to clip in Chrome, simply select the URL in the address bar, then type your shortcut keyword and enter.

You should get a web-clipper window!

Enjoy!


iOS text shortcuts - http://bit.ly/oJErD2
Webclipper JavaScript - http://bit.ly/OUJ1bg

[Grace_C]

Well, it's new news to me!

I've been looking high and low for a Chrome webclipper extension, and alas I've found it -- thank you!!

P.S. I used this trick on my iPad, not sure how it fares on other iOS devices using Chrome.

Thanks again, Ron.

[nextbaron]

Me too. It is nice info, thanks.

[andreb]

Hi

That's indeed a nice one. Works with Safari too.

Thanks a lot!

André

[J242]

Genius! Thanks.

[alamden]

Hi. How can you get this to size properly on an iPhone 5? Thanks!

[sm161112]

Having trouble understanding what to do with these steps any chance you can explain it step by step it makes no sense at the moment

Where do I copy these links to the URL or something else ?

Where does the text shortcut go?

Then select the URL I address bar which URL?