I usually tap the ‘Return Key’ a few times to create some white space between text that was auto-entered and the URL I’m adding.
Tap inside the Dialog box once to pull-up the keyboard.▪️ When the dialog box appears (which may take a few moments if it’s a data intensive webpage) do the following: ▪️ Then tap the share/bookmark icon a 2nd time and select Evernote from the top line of options. ▪️ Copy the URL first ( onto the invisible clipboard) using the same share/bookmark icon. If you want to include an actual URL or link to the webpage (EV makes the clipped content function as an active URL but the link itself isn’t displayed) the best way that I’ve figured out to accomplish this is to: When you go to preview the note in Evernote, the portion that you selected will appear in the body of the note! It’s really pretty cool! Further Tweaking for the New Note’s Content That’s all you need to do ( in addition to the first steps above). By isolating a portion of the text as an active selection, only text included in that specific selection will be saved to the note. If you want to save just a portion of the page select the part you want to save first. So to reiterate, here are the steps to save the entire webpage:
This is the method to use if you want the entire webpage ‘clipped’ or saved in Evernote because you don’t need to do anything else. The text that appears in the main dialog box is what will appear as the new notes title. Just tap on this to scroll through your list of notebooks if you want to save this note to a different notebook. At the bottom, the name of the last notebook you used is displayed. When you tap on the Evernote share extension a dialog box appears. How to Use the Evernote Share Extension to Clip Web In an earlier post I explain how to get an app extension to appear within Safari’s bookmarking function.
This drastically improved web clipping for Evernote on ios devices! At the time that I first wrote this post I was thrilled with the new features and couldn’t even begin to calculate how much time I now saved on a daily basis.but it was A LOT! Use of the Safari Share extension with Evernote became the best way to clip web content for saving to Evernote. Initially Apple called their all new icon ( pictured below) the Share Extension…it was used universally across all of ios as a new method of saving or sharing data and continued in ios 9 and 10. Follow Tweet A Few Years Back Apple Opened Up Safari’s Architecture to Other Apps in ios 8 ios 8 Completely Changed and Streamlined How Web Clipping to Evernote Works…a Change Which Remains in ios 10 too!
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