rdj999 31 Posted April 30, 2014 Share Posted April 30, 2014 I am cross-posting this topic under the "Safari" category because I am experiencing similar behavior with Safari on the Mac. The behavior is annoying and frequent enough to warrant the additional attention. The other thread is in the "Chrome" category: Web clipper keeps popping up when I CMD+` between browser windows I do not use Chrome, but see my post in that thread for more info. I believe that the Evernote clipper self-activates only when navigating with CMD-` to a Safari window on which the clipper had been previously used. When that window becomes frontmost, you can see the clipper dialog slide out from the right edge: Link to comment
rdj999 31 Posted April 30, 2014 Author Share Posted April 30, 2014 I may have found the cause and a work-around. It just happened again to me when navigating via CMD-` to a Safari window where I had previously used the web clipper plug-in. When navigating to that window, the Evernote clipper dialog slides out from the right, and – here's the key point – that dialog, which claims the keyboard focus, then begins consuming subsequent CMD-` sequences. This led me to dig further, and I may have found the cause and a solution. The default "Start Web Clipper" keyboard shortcut for the Evernote Safari plug-in is – guess what – CMD-`! Evidently, when you navigate to a window/tab where you had previously used the clipper, it "sees" the CMD-` that you used to activate that window and proceeds to "start the web clipper". Until Evernote figures out a reasonable way to resolve this, here's how you might change your settings. (It's NOT obvious!) First, start the web clipper in Safari (or Chrome, I guess, if you're using that.) Click your name at the bottom of the clipper dialog: Then, either redefine the Start Web Clipper shortcut or disable shortcuts: I have unchecked this box and will keep an eye out for the behavior to recur. I don't anticipate that it will. Link to comment
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