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After four years, and because i´ve a similar Feature Request....

If you are surfing across our great www, (not in evernote) tell us, do you recognize every page you ever visited, or "saved / clipped"?

3 minutes ago, gazumped said:

Sorry,  I can't do that - but you should be able to - click the three dots menu at top right of your post!

 

i'm sorry, it was too late maybe.. i swear the dot menu doesnt showed up an "edit" - but know its fine

Thank You

Thanks gazumped.

could u please update the titel to a more informativ one? 
indicator ✔, when i visit already saved or clipped sites/pages - Evernote Browser Extension

I think my "User Story" is not that sophisticated as i only would love to see an indicator ✔
Thats really enough to save time, increase productivity and iimho user-experience (not only as a new user, like i am)

And maybe on top a quick link to the results, for situations .. i like to edit or see all my "already done" work.

On the other site, how many users are confronted with questions like

• Have i already saved/clipped sites?
• Should i save/clip them now, because i dont know it better?
  And now, play with your luck and dont be annoyed about wasted time, if you answer both questions with yes.

I can't believe this point is not covered or at least discussed. 

The Browser-Extension should be enabled, to compare URLs on a fast way, and give us an ✔ or nothing.
Dont know about evernotes data-model but... i´m sure, they can solve it like a pro.

Hello all,

simple question, imho big impact to productivity.

As a user,
i want to see an indicator ✔, when i visit already saved sites/pages,
because i dont want to loose these tiny, for all major browser standard feature, that helped me to save a huge amount of my lifetime.
(recognize past reasearches, prevent me double research, and also its the best option to prevent my evernote from unwanted duplicate entries)

Now the simple question:
Is there a way that a Evernote Browser Extension can solve this?

if there is no way, It should be clear, this tiny/standard/time saving feature will be lost.

Im using the chrome extension and most of the time i use the clip-format "articles", As i know, this extension has a read permission for all my URLs.
The only thing that i need from this extension

• read the URL from my opened tab
• search for this URL in my Evernote
• and show me the result

If there is an other "conceptual" way to solve this, it would be great to hear about.

Thanks
Christian