badgoo.blogg.se - Onenote vs evernote web clipping

I created a new section within my default notebook called “evernote” to keep it simple.

Decide on where to store your website in OneNote.

Install the Evernote web clipper in your browser or on your mobile phone.

IFTTT account (the free option is good enough for this).

Create a Evernote account (the free option is good enough for this).

Here I go step-by-step through the setup of saving a website into your OneNote notebook, instead of the very limited screenshot created by the actual onenote web clipper (or email link). I recently showed you how to get PubMed abstracts, newsfeed content and emails into OneNote. By using IFTTT, you can get the best of both worlds: a fully editable website copy stored in your OneNote notebook with a single action. I still can't believe I have just compared Apple Notes to Evernote.Evernote’s web clipper saves copies of websites in your Evernote notebook, while the OneNote web clipper only stores screenshots.

The current trajectory of Notes, though, for the first time has shown potential to take it to the holy grail territory - an external memory bank, with Siri being its natural interface.Īnd the current trajectory of Evernote? Going back in time.

Some 10 years ago I saw this dream abandoned, Evernote becoming "just another cloud-based note taking app".

I've been with Evernotes since its first days, bought into the dream of a system which organizes all my data. The reason I am still paying for Evernote is web clipper and rich formatting. Encrypt a note? Uhm.Ī few years ago there were many reasons why I would choose Evernote over other apps: text recognition in images, tags, nested folders, sharing notes. You want to switch devices? Prepare for conflics. It just works! And it's very easy to use.Įvernote? Make sure you have a couple minute to let it open, wait for a few more until it becomes usable, find that "new note" button in the clutter of bs UI elements and features nobody uses.

The reason I use Notes? The usual for Apple. I use both apps and have been paying for Evernote for almost a decade, but lately almost always reach for Notes whenever I'm on an Apple device (my desktop and work laptop are Ubuntu). Would never think that Notes could be a contender to. First of all, I have to say that I'm amused.