Request: Autocomplete tags in web clipper for Chrome

[samw 2]

This might seem minor but I use Chrome web clipper all day, every day, especially in Gmail. A minor annoyance is that while the notebook autocompletes, the tags do not. Per clip this is a minor annoyance but I use tags heavily and clip a lot, so this adds up to a lot of clicking that I'd rather avoid. 

 

Is there a way to do this now? If not, can I please request you to consider this feature? Thanks!

[JMichaelTX 4,067]

I agree.  This would be very helpful, and would make tag selection/entry consistent with the Clipper Notebook, and also EN Mac and EN Win Tag assignment on a Note.

[jbignert 473]

I like to think we do suppor tag autocomplete already, but perhaps it's a question of definitions?

 

Today if you start typing in the tag entry field you will get matches from your list of tags. As described in this screenshot:

https://www.evernote.com/l/AA2Jn0zCfoJL1bW0wDp4UdnF7CdBEGkbE4Y

 

Are you requesting a different behavior?

[samw 2]

Thanks for the response. Sorry I don't think I explained it very well.

 

Say I have a tag called "december". If I'm working in Evernote I can hit "command-'" to add tags and start typing, for example, "dec" then hit enter when it suggests autocompleting with "december". So I have become used to this behaviour. But in the web clipper, if I type "dec" then hit enter, it will create a new tag for me called "dec" unless I tab down to "december" (or, in your example, if you hit the return key now you'd get a new tag called "Ch", rather than labelling this clip with China). This means I often accidentally create new tags that are shortened versions of my existing tags, so then I have to go and weed them out.

I'd love the web clipper tagging behaviour to match what happens in EN itself, if possible.

 

Hope that makes sense.

 

Thanks.

[jbignert 473]

Thx samw, that explains it. 

We'll look into matching the behaviors for adding tags to be the same as on desktop clients. 

[JMichaelTX 4,067]

That would be AWESOME!!!  

 

 

We'll look into matching the behaviors for adding tags to be the same as on desktop clients. 

[batman697 2]

Has this behavior changed?  

Another difference between web clipper and Windows is search of tags as you autocomplete. I prefer the web clipper. I tag recipes with ingredients and I often can't remember the exact syntax: red pepper vs pepper (red).  typing "red" will bring up both tags in clipper but not in Windows.