Wesihcfan

Galaxy S10 here. I had the same issue and tried rolling back to earlier versions with the same results (I went back as far as version 10.49). I did a screen recording of trying to clip a page, played back the recording and was able to screenshot the error message (attached). Other times when trying to clip the clipper couldn't find any notebooks (I suspect this is the root issue). These two scenarios would occur regardless of what version I was running on the Galaxy. On my PC App version of Evernote I was able to select a Default Notebook. I didn't see the option to do this on the mobile version of the web version. After selecting the Default Notebook the mobile version of the clipper was able to see it (and all of the other notebooks after pressing the notebook icon). At the time I believe I was using Evernote 10.50.4. I have since reinstalled the current version (10.51.2) from the Play Store and it's functioning normally. Edit: On the web version of Evernote after clicking on a Notebook and selecting "Info" the is a place to choose it as the Default Notebook. I haven't found a place to do it with the mobile version.

I can't guarantee it *will work*, but can guarantee it *won't work* without uninstalling v.10 first. Every time I've done it it takes about 10 minutes to resync my 18,000+ notes.

I'm not sure if this helps, but you have to uninstall the current version first. It's worked multiple times on my Galaxy S10.

You are a lifesaver! I've been a Premium user for close to 10 years, and the last few months have been hell. Nothing would save on my Galaxy S10, but I could read anything synced with my Windows 10 laptop. I starting saving web-generated stuff to SimpleNote, then clicking on them from the laptop and saving to Evernote. Your suggestion worked. I had to uninstall the latest version first, then was able to install the version you linked to. Thanks!