carlsoncreative

@PinkElephant EN actually was an editor of HTML for a decade. It worked beautifully. It brought value. Obviously it was loved by many, this thread being one of many I've found on the topic. In fact, you could say EN is still a web editor given EN Legacy allows me to edit content and highlight webclips as desired. EN, if v10 can't handle the complexities of visually editing saved webclips, at least give those of us who can write/edit HTML the ability to edit and save the raw HTML within that saved clip. The magic wand to simplify the clip is a good option when not needing to maintain the original aesthetics. But so often in my workflow this does me no good. Here is a screenshot of how I'd imagine that looking. Would love to see it someday. I believe it's a good compromise.

@PinkElephant Thanks for educating me on web editors, their cost and the complexity of code. May I ask how this helps me edit my webclips in Evernote? Your previous comments seemed to imply that, using one of the apps mentioned, I could edit the HTML inside of an Evernote webclip. If this is possible, please clarify.

@Dave-in-Decatur I'm specifically referencing what the OP stated 2 years ago. Prior to v10, we could edit webclip. This feature is gone. I'm not here to discuss the improvements in the output of webclips since 2010, I'm here to discuss why the ability to edit webclips was ever removed and when it will return.

@PinkElephant You are saying that I can somehow edit the raw HTML file within a Web Clip/HTML Content? This could be the answer. I'd love to know how. Magic wand does me no good. I must maintain the layout or this tool is not useful for my workflow.

Been using Evernote for 11 years, took a 2 year break for COVID and came back to V10. The removal of this one feature will sink Evernote. I cannot believe this functionality is gone in V10. Ruins what I use Evernote for. I hope they bring it back soon.