Tony Mottaz

I'm referring to the web clipper, both for Firefox and Chrome on desktop. I use Linux, so I'm stuck with the browser and mobile apps and cannot merge notes.

I would like to make multiple clips on a web page and have them belong to a single note.

More specifically, I want to be able to highlight multiple selections of text and grab some images and have them all appear in a single note in the same order that they appear on the web page.

I want a faster way of creating new notebooks on the fly when I am filing notes from the Inbox.

From the note, I can click on "Move note" button. This shows a "Move note to..." dialog.

If I type in a notebook name that does not exist, then I want Evernote to offer to create the notebook for me with that name and an option to add it to a stack. Today, this is my process:

1. Click "Move note"
2. Type notebook name
3. Notice that I don't have a notebook yet with that name
4. Click on "Notebooks"
5. Click "New Notebook"
6. Type name, click enter
7. Click the three-dot menu and select a stack to put the notebook into
8. Go back to the note in the inbox
9. Move to new notebook

The new process would be

1. Click "Move note"
2. Type notebook name
3. Click "Add notebook"
4. Select a stack for the new notebook
5. Confirm

Ohhhhh it's in the note metadata! I missed that. Thanks so much, @CalS, @Dave-in-Decatur, @John in Michigan USA - having it in the note would be preferable, but if it's in the metadata that works for me!

When I use the web clipper, I always want the clipped note to contain a link back to the page. Is there any way to set that up?