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This was mentioned in another thread, but it seems the clipper has lost the ability to increase/decrease the Article selection via the keyboard (up and down arrow keys) as well as change DOM object (left and right arrow keys). I'm hoping that capability returns soon.

I just noticed it not appearing today. It's consistently not appearing on any page. I've tried in Incognito mode and disabling uBlock Origin. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00WHCXB0K/ref=?ie=UTF8&m=A1W5X3ILJUNX1H https://www.amazon.com/Kirkland-Signature-Gallon-Clear-Trash/dp/B00FZP5DB6/ https://www.amazon.com/Amazon-Echo-Dot-Portable-Bluetooth-WiFi-Speaker-with-Alexa/b/ref=nav_shopall_ods_ha_echo_pk?ie=UTF8&node=14047587011 I get standard Article, Simplified Article, etc. LinkedIn still works. I haven't tried Gmail or any other specialized sites.

Thanks for that tip. That's the most unintuitive and obscure "button" I've ever seen. It's even more confusing that in snippet view you get the "half screen" on iPad and in card view you get the full screen note. I was hoping there was a "swipe" left or right gesture to open or expand panes, but that's apparently not the case.

I completely agree about Selective Sync. Since the monthly quota for paid accounts is now 1 GB, my Evernote database is getting unwieldy. In addition to the large size, there's significant performance degradation, especially when starting Evernote (Mac and Windows). I have a number of notebooks I don't need on every computer but I do want to access via the Web interface. For example, on my Macbook Pro, I use Boot Camp and use both the Mac and Windows clients. I don't need every notebook in both locations, but at the same time, a local notebook is the exact opposite of what I need. I had a similar situation with Dropbox until they implemented selective sync. I would have 1 paid account an 1 free account and then "share" the folders I needed from the paid account to the free. It was a PITA, but it worked in the short run. I don't think I can set up a similar setup with Evernote and have a decent experience.