Dolphin: Evernote is a free add-on that lets you grab Web pages and pull them into Evernote, although it can only grab entire pages, not partial selections. There’s no easy workaround for the iPhone, but Android users have a couple of options to make Web clipping possible.

Look for the magnifying-glass icon any time you’ve completed a successful search (that is, a search with at least one result) to save it.īecause of the vagaries of smartphone Web browsers, Evernote’s mobile app can’t clip Web pages by default, dulling its utility. Instructions for saving searches on mobile devices are similar. It will now appear in the left-hand navigation pane under the Saved Searches header.

Click the blue magnifying glass to open the Saved Search dialog box. Next, in the Windows client, click the small drop-down arrow to the immediate right of your search term to reveal the advanced search bar, if it’s not appearing already. If you find yourself hunting for the same thing in Evernote over and over again, you can save your search to make it easier to replicate. Just click or tap them in any device to turn them from blank to checked and back checkmarks are persistent across multiple devices when you synchronize, too.

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