(Archived) Safari: invoking web clipper when button is *hidden*

[soundsgoodtome 155]

i do a good bit of work on a web site that opens small windows. the web clipper works perfectly -- but its button is always hidden because in the small windows (a) the toolbar is hidden and ( even after revealing the toolbar, the windows are too small for the button to be displayed without first enlarging it.

is there a way to invoke the clipper without physically clipping the button? a "web clipper" item added to safari's menus would be ideal, because a keyboard shortcut could be used to invoke it. unfortunately, the existing "clip to evernote" option in evernote's own menu (under the elephant icon to the right) only clips the *visible* portion of a window. so, that doesn't work, because the windows in question usually have additional information that must be accessed via scrolling.

as i have to clip several dozen of these windows a day, it's prohibitively cumbersome to have to first (a) show the toolbar, then ( enlarge the window, just to be able to get to the web-clipper button.

suggestions?

[jbignert 473]

Have you tried using the right click (context menu) and choose any of the Evernote options?

[soundsgoodtome 155]

Have you tried using the right click (context menu) and choose any of the Evernote options?

an excellent suggestion, and i was eager to try it.

unfortunately (like some sort of cosmic joke), the small windows i need to clip do not respond to commands to invoke the contextual menu. i've tried various methods, and none of them works on those windows. of course, when i switch to the larger, "parent" windows (on the same web site), contextual menus appear every time, without fail.

thanks for the suggestion.