The truth is, salespeople do have a lot to deal with- calls, emails, handoffs, CRM, leads, meetings and managers. Copying text and pasting it into the doc pane is also a good way to get an HTML copy of the page.“ A craftsman is only as good as his tools” – muffled voice of random salesperson buried under a truckload of tasks. There’s a web clipper for UpNote that has just been released, but it’s not fully functional yet. As a bonus, UpNote has a good export to PDF, so you get a clean PDF page if you want one. I have found that copying the text that I want to copy and pasting it into UpNote gives a clean markdown page. >Instapaper can also copy the plain text version of an article to the >Markdown text of page: MarkDownload (a Chrome extension). I tend to try different ones to see which generates the best result. Other extensions (in Firefox, probably also for Chrome) are PDFMyURL and PrientFriendly. FireShot is good, it saves the page as an image so the file size can get big. >version of the page without distractions.) >(which has its own clipper that is useful if you want a stripped down >PDF replica of page: FireShot (a Chrome extension). No so much the actual layout of the page. I often want the content, with clickable links, and OCRed text that I can highlight (for Zotero). >use a number of different options depending on what I’m doing.Īgreed. Great topic, but I think what counts as “best” depends on your needs. MyInfo also published a new web extension recently: This is usually a nuisance, but can actually be good in certain websites, where one works better than the other. Interestingly, at least in Windows, the Evernote web clipper shortcut on the browser bar provides more options than right-clicking in the content, including clip Article and Simplified Article which both work well in most websites.Įven more interestingly (euphemistically speaking) the clip Selection which is available via both right-clicking and the shortcut, works differently depending on how it is summoned. It has web clipper extensions for most browsers. If I don’t want a replica (in which case I would also use Fireshot) but just the contents correctly formatted, I use Evernote.
Note: Instapaper can also copy the plain text version of an article to the clipboard. Markdown text of page: MarkDownload (a Chrome extension).
(These then both get pulled to Obsidian via Readwise.io) Highlights from page: either save to Instapaper or use hypothes.is directly on the page. I save to DevonThink (which has its own clipper that is useful if you want a stripped down version of the page without distractions.) PDF replica of page: FireShot (a Chrome extension). I use a number of different options depending on what I’m doing. Which outliners or PIM’s or personal wiki programs have the best web-clipper features?
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