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That fixed it. Thanks.

Works fine on other sites. Clipper stuck on "Loading Web Clipper ..." I don't think I see any banners. 2023-01-10-09-28-16_screenshot.mp4

I'm having this problem today. Clipper

I just turned the Eagle extension back on, invoked Evernote clipper and choose screenshot. All seems to be working now. Weird.

Thanks for leading me in the right direction. I found that there is some sort of conflict with the Eagle extension. When I turn it off, Evernote screenshots seem to be working normally. Kind of adds up since Eagle also has a screenshot function. Might be something that Evernote engineers need to address.

When I invoke the web clipper and choose screenshot, I can use the crosshairs to select content, I hear a click, yet I do not get the window for annotations and saving. 10.49.4-mac-ddl-public (3782) Editor: v161.2.19948 Service: v1.61.2 © 2019 - 2022 Evernote Corporation. All rights reserved Clipper Version: 7.28.1.419 - 1.0.13 (419) Untitled.mp4

So Evernote tech support do not monitor these forums? I find it difficult to find the best way to reach tech support. That's why I ended up posting here.

Done.

Hi, Something that has me scratching my head is why searching and applying tags behaves differently in the web clipper than the app. When you hunt for a tag in web clipper, search is keyword based, not left anchored. In the app, search is left anchored, not keyword based. Why in the world would the two behave differently. A terrible inconsistency imho. I prefer keyword based, active matching, rather than left-anchored. Screen Recording 2022-03-22 at 10.40.47 AM.mov Screen Recording 2022-03-22 at 10.39.51 AM.mov

Hmmm, yes, it works in latest Chrome/Mac, but I'm still having trouble getting the clipper to load in latest Safari/Mac using the followiong configuration:

I don't routinely clip Wikipedia articles, but this morning I needed to clip the following article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gio_Ponti Clipper attempts to load this hourglasses until I reload the page. Obviously it's important to be able to clip Wikipedia articles. Does anyone know what the matter is?

I'm sure this feature has been suggested, but what about an option that would take all highlighting in a note and summarize/list them at the top of the note? I think you can already do this with PDFs, right?

Does anyone have an inkling as to when we'll see a 7.x version of the Web Clipper for Safari? I'm really digging the 7.x version in Chrome Looks like the Chrome clipper is being ported to Safari, right, per "Chrome to Safari port Copyright © Michael Gundlach (gundlach@gmail.com)"

I have exactly the same issue. I just keep getting a notice that the page needs to be reloaded, yet when I do that, the same notice appears. It seems like the Web Clipper for Firefox has been abandoned. The version for Chrome is a different story. It shows solid advancement in terms of how I think the clipper should function. But I'm not a fan of Chrome, alas.