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47 minutes ago, Doug Weller said:

This is a major issue for me. I use it a lot.. I was going to put this on another forum but wasn't given the choice when I clicked create, so if this is the wrong forum, sorry.

Doug

Might be something wrong in your Chrome settings. I am on Windows 11 22H2 (OS build 22621.1105), Chrome Ver 109.0.5414.75 & EN Web Clipper Extension 7.29.2 and it works fine for me.

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FIXED: Wikipedia did a UI refresh on or about 2023-01-18 (see article https://techcrunch.com/2023/01/18/wikipedia-gets-its-first-makeover-in-over-a-decade-and-its-fairly-subtle/). Subsequently I was unable to use EN web clipper. The hourglass just spins & spins. Able to clip other sites.
 
Evernote Web Clipper 7.29.2
Chrome Version 109.0.5414.75 (Official Build) (64-bit)
Windows 11 Pro 21H2 (OS build 22000.1219) x64
 
The key FIX appears to have been simply to remove wikipedia cookies from chrome per  https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647?hl=en&co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop Removed cookies, closed all instances of chrome, reopened chrome, browsed to wikipedia, clipped the article selected. Seems to be FIXED
 - Dan Montague - 
 
UPDATE 2023-01-24 (a day later): My FIX described above is no longer working. Will continue to monitor and report as appropriate.
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1 hour ago, Dave-in-Decatur said:

Interesting, seeing the same thing on MS Edge. Too busy/lazy at the moment to do a restart, but the problem seems to be with Wikipedia in "Chrome-based" browsers, not just Chrome itself.

Hmmn.  Confirmed - with or without VPN,  Wikipedia won't allow Clipper to load in Edge.  If you have an issue with this,  I'd say contact Support - Evernote and Wikipedia might have to come to some arrangement.  In the meantime other forms of page grabbing do exist...

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Since most of my internet time is editing on Wikipedia, and every time I remove cookies I need to use 2FA to log back in, that would be a pain. Other forms of page grabbing that I can use to add to Evernote? Obviously copy and paste but that's not what I want. But it's fascinating to see how the new Wikipedia skin has affected Evernote.

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2 hours ago, Doug Weller said:

Other forms of page grabbing that I can use to add to Evernote?

When other stuff fails I use Nimbus Screenshot which produces a PNG file that is then OCR'd by Evernote.  A web search with your OS will generate a ton more options...

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23 hours ago, dbm015 said:

UPDATE 2023-01-24 (a day later): My FIX described above is no longer working. Will continue to monitor and report as appropriate.

Opened a support ticket by email, referencing this Community topic. Supplied the details above. Later submitted the requested (partially redacted) activity log.

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Evernote support responded to my email ticket within 24-48 hours. Instructions included canned but detailed troubleshooting steps, including removal of all cookies in Chrome, reinstall of Evernote web clipper, etc. Before I was able to take the drastic step of removing all cookies, it looks like the support team, working behind the scenes, fixed the issue.

As of today, 2023-01-31 10:00 EST, upon power up & reboot, Evernote Web Clipper updated itself to version 7.30.0.449-d9c916f. This seems to have fixed the issue. Tested using only one Wikipedia article, but it seems to work for me now. [Windows 11 Chrome, as noted above]

BTW, I noticed that google search returns a link to 

 

 

But no evidence in that article of the Fix.

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