Robert 🇳🇱

40 minutes ago, jbenson2 said:

7,431 notes with URLs - my primary account
21,276 notes with URLs - my archived account

Completely off-topic, but why do you split your notes across multiple accounts? What's your strategy?

Awesome! Is this documented somewhere and did i completely miss it? Or is this some undocumented feature?

I am trying to find all notes that actually are web clippings, but do not (yet) have a source URL. And save the search for future use/reference. 

The search grammar spec does not tell me anything about searching for a url, like

url:true / url:false

url:* / -url:*

Does anyone have a tip how to find these notes?

(My current workaround is to have a grid of notes sorted by URL)

+1

Running the new web client in Safari 13.1 on MacOS 10.15.4

Used the right bottom corner FEEDBACK button to tell Evernote I don't like this.

I'm not sure what happend, but I logged off and on and now the menu is there.

Thanks for thinking with me.

No. I don't see the Scripts menu at all. It should only become visible if there is at least one script in that folder. There is, but I still don't see it. Not for Evernote, that is, I do for some other applications, however.

4 minutes ago, DTLow said:

Turn the menu on in Scripts Editor > Preferences

Thanks for the quick reply. Of course that checkbox was enabled (has been for ages, using it with other apps as well).

In the past I used some AppleScripts for specific tasks. Those scripts were all in the folder

/User/username/Library/Scripts/Applications/Evernote/SomeScript.scpt

When starting Evernote, I saw an Scripts menu item with all my personal scripts listed.

I am rediscovering Evernote, but the Scripts menu does not show anymore. I have tried to copy the scripts to

/User/username/Library/Application Scripts/com.evernote.Evernote/SomeScript.scpt

but that doesn't make a difference.

So the million dollar question is: where should I place my AppleScripts to get the Scripts menu back?

Update: I am using the download version, not the App Store version.

Anyone?

Still no improvement to the extension after years. 😞

DEVONThink To Go has this covered. I can save an uncluttered formatted note or uncluttered webarchive.

And Bear app also provides an option to clip a cleaned full page to markdown.

Is this on your roadmap at all?

I agree that without any visual feedback this would be difficult to achieve properly.

However, a solution would be to hook into some default Safari features.

For example: if I use the Reading List function I am able to see the clean article as provided by Apple. Using the Share extension from there could perhaps be possible. (Currently I can email the simplified article to my Evernote email address. But this workflow will not work for Free users.)

Another example: if I use the Workflowapp on my iPad, I can use the "Get Contents Of Url" instead of the `'Get Contens of Web Page". Web Page will get the full HTML, but of URL will only get stripped rich text.

Hope this is of help.

I would like to have a switch in the sharing extension for iOS that allows me to not only save a full web page but optionally the cleaned up version of that page instead. Just like the way you can save only the content of an article in the Mac browser extensions and not the litter (mostly ads or comments).

I have been pretty pleased with the Evernote Chrome App on Linux. It uses my Mate theme, can launch from my Dock, etc... As far as usability, it is just as good going to Evernote.com with Chrome. However, Chrome's JS engine seems to be pretty good and retains every function I need. I have not come across anything that doesn't work as good as the Evernote App in Win or OS X.

 

All the Evernote App in Win and OS X does is uses Trident or Apple's rendition of WebKit. Chrome uses Chromium, Google's rendition of WebKit. I don't see what it does not now offer that the Chrome app does offer. The only difference between using Evernote App in OS X or MS is it retains Window decorations of the OS without convoluted stuff provided by Safari or I.E. 

 

Perhaps this why they have not released a Linux version. Since the Chrome App already does what a dedicated Linux App would do. As Linux has no native underlying HTML or JavaScript rendering engine with acceptation  of WebKit. But Chromium (Chrome's rendering engine) is far more advanced than a vanilla install of WebKit.

 

 

What exactly do you mean with "the Evernote App"? The web app or the just released native ChromeOS app (ported from Android)?