Enable ability to set individual permissions for cookies for Evernote Web Clipper for Chrome

[Heinz57 4]

I added https://evernote.com/ per the suggestion of Mettarefuge. That did not work. I would rather not, for security reason, allow a blanket rule to allow third party cookies. Evernote has 5 cookies set on my PC already. I would prefer not to allow a blanket rules for allowing third party cookies as that presents obvious security issues.  I hope Evernote can come up with a less drastic solution.

[kinimod 1]

@Shane D. Since a couple of days and like after a Chrome update, I also experience this problem. Would be great if the Clipper plugin for Chrome could be fixed shortly. The suggestion to turn off "block third-party cookies" is not an option as @Heinz57 already noted.

Would be great if you could forward to the Clipper plugin maintainers and release a fix soon.

[The Multimedia Ninja 2]

Like Heinz57, I find that adding https://evernote.com/ and evernote.com in the Chrome allowed sites doesn't help. I suspect that Chrome has changed things in the "Third Party Cookies" department, since I am finding I have to keep logging in to LastPass as well. (Or is it becaue LastPass and Evernote are related?) Either way, unfortunately Evernote is going to drop FAR in usefulness (like being phased out) if I have to allow third party cookies generally in order to use the clipper. 

[Stoobiedoo 2]

I agree with Heinz57. This change to using third party cookies for the web clipper is a step backwards. Looking forward to a quick fix as this makes it unusable.

[Shane D. 1,818]

This thread has been created as an offshoot of this topic:

Please centralize your feedback regarding this issue here, and feel free to reach out to me directly if you have any other questions!

[BSR 208]

Hi everyone,

Please try adding the full www.evernote.com URL to the Allowed cookie sites to resolve the issue: