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I actually would have clicking the Icon go to the Web Page, and Opening the clipper in the right-click menu. That's likely because I use the webpage. Others may use the Windows App and have other preferences. For me, also a matter of space in the toolbar where I have many shortcuts that don't even fit and would like to have the link on an Icon that's already there. One could always make it customizable for the user to set what clicking the Icon does.

The extension places an Icon on the Chrome taskbar for opening Web Clipper. Right click shows menu for allowing clipping, options, etc. This is handy. However, when in normal everyday use we want to open Evernote Web, we need to have created our own shortcut beforehand, type the address on the browser or other option. It would be very helpful if the Web Clipper right click/context menu had an option to go to Evernote Web. You already have an Icon there that could provide the functionality and make it easier for users to use your product. Thanks.

I had always used the right-click context menu on a webpage in Chrome to save to Evernote. If user goes that way they don't have the option to select the notebook for saving. Perhaps because of many icons on Chrome or not enough investigation by user, they may not know about the ability to open Web Clipper from the icon up top on Chrome. I would suggest adding the option to open the Web Clipper on the right-click context menu to make it easy for people that may have this problem. Thanks.

Thanks for the replies, people. As I read Pink's "Usually in web clipper" and saw Mike P's screenshot I thought "Where the heck is this??" Through further inspection I see that I have always used right-click menu on webpage and it gives me this, where there are no options: So, I will amend my request to: Add the option "Open Web Clipper" as the first option on Evernote's webpage right-click context menu, above the "Clip Bookmark", "Clip Screenshot" and "Clip full page". Thanks.

Problem When user activates Chrome Extension to clip a page or Bookmark, the App determines what Notebook the page should go to. Presumably it is done by matching keywords. It's a good idea to save user time, but the guess may be wrong if user has notebooks whose contents share similar keywords. When the user detects the wrong notebook has ben chosen, he must waste time to log on to the website to manually move the clip to the desired Notebook. Proposed Solution You may keep the automatic Notebook selection procedure, but allow the user to select the desired Notebook from a dropdown of his Notebooks within the Chrome Extension (without going to the Evernote site).