Andrew R

I get what you're saying but 50 words is not enough:  I ran out of space after a coupe of sentences and lost what I was typing.   I'm not asking for a monster scratch pad, just ones that's large enough to hold a few notes.  I think the concept is great otherwise.

I was quite excited about the new scratchpad .... up until the point where I was typing away and my input was lost because you only allow 300 characters of input.  

I get that you want people to convert to note for prosperity but 30-60 words is miserly.  Please at least let me actually fill the scratch pad space up!!!

+1 for this issue.   App links stopped working since v10 release.  I mostly use them from Things 3 as part of my regular task workflow.  Within Evernote they're OK.

I can use the dialogue box to "open with..." Evernote, but have to change the application filter from "Supported" to "All" for this to work, and the setting does not persist.

 I'm on 10.6.9 now

Ah I'd tried that beforehand and it hadn't helped so perhaps in some cases it's a combination of both the above AND clearing LocalStorage that's needed to get things working again.

Also logged as ticket# 2039271.

I thought the previous version of clipper was fun enough (constantly being asked to sign in, suggestions to "why not clip this PDF" on every single PDF opened) but it's now not working at all.

When I click the evernote button a new tabs opens and ends up at URL www.evernote.com/ClipperSuccess.action?canClose=true&login=true    This quickly closes leaving me back on the page I wanted to clip but nothing else happens.

I've already tried reinstalling the extension (now on 6.11), restarting browser, clearing all evernote cookies/local storage.

Update: This was resolved as follows: 

• Uninstall the Evernote Web Clipper in Safari by navigating to Safari > Preferences > Extensions > Evernote Web Clipper and choose Uninstall
• From the menubar, choose Safari > Clear History and choose All History > **Clear History
• On your keyboard, press ⌘ command + ⌥ option + esc simultaneously, then select Safari and choose Force Quit
• Restart your Mac
• Open Safari and install the Evernote Web Clipper from www.evernote.com/webclipper
• If prompted to choose between installing the extension from the Safari Extensions Gallery or directly from the developer choose Install from Developer.
• Navigate to Safari > Preferences > Extensions > Updates to ensure you have the latest version of the extension installed