OneNote Web Clipper

Maik van Rossum2015年3月8日

★★★★★3

Minimale functionaliteit voor het doel, maar weinig geavanceerd zoals de clipper van Evernote. Stript ook geen pagina's naar alleen rijke tekst met afbeeldingen, dus zonder navigatie, banners en andere niet-relevante informatie, zoals Evernote en Pocket dat wel doen. Kortom, nog veel te verbeteren voor Microsoft voor een verder mooi product als OneNote.

O. Bakerman2015年3月8日

★★★★★3

Neuer Artikelmodus erfasst jetzt ganze Seiten als Text. Das hat dringend gefehlt und funktioniert einwandfrei. Bei Problemen mit der Anmeldung die Blockierung von Drittanbieter-Cookies aufheben.

B Goh2015年3月6日

★★★★★1

只可以截屏。。。

Aleksandr Romanov2015年3月3日

★★★★★2

Так и не понял, что сделать, чтобы заработало.

Jan-Petter Gundersen2015年3月3日

★★★★★1

Windows Snipping tool is much better. Also, this extension is nothing like Evernote Web Clipper. I don't really see the difference between a Screenshot and OneNote Clipper, other than it's syncing to OneNote.

George Cowan2015年3月2日

★★★★★2

Why call it a clipper? It only copies web pages.

匿名用户2015年2月25日

★★★★★3

(Original rating was 2 stars; now I've increased it to 3. See update at end.) ORIGINAL REVIEW: I was ready to dump Evernote Premium. I was already in love with One Note's ability to create separate notebooks, one for work, one for home -- something Evernote requires separate accounts to achieve. I had installed the One Note Android App. I discovered the coolness of sub-pages, solving one of the few but enduring shortcomings of Evernote. The final piece in the puzzle was the web clipper for Chrome. I was finally going to make the move to One Note! . . . Until I started clipping pages, and discovered that the Clipper doesn't really "clip" at all. It copies the entire page. It's impossible to select only a portion of the text, or an image, on a page before executing the clip. Likewise, once the clipping is inserted into a One Note page, it's impossible to select or edit any text. It's impossible to strip out extraneous stuff, such as ads and other doo-dads. Reading clipped pages on a hand-held device is like trying to read a billboard through a keyhole. For years, Internet Explorer's "send to One Note" function has exported pages as formatted text, which can be selected and edited, making it easier to copy/paste text from multiple clips into new pages -- which is a big reason why anyone would want to clip pages in the first place. It's baffling that the shiny new Web Clipper for Chrome wouldn't also function this way. I can't fathom what the developers must have been thinking. UPDATE: The clipper has been improved in a major way, providing the opportunity to select a specific region of a page to clip, and including an OneNote version of Evernote's "Simplified article," which strips away ads and other page clutter. I haven't tried out these features much yet, but OneNote deserves a third star just for adding these features, and a fourth if they work well.

Christopher Dobson2015年2月24日

★★★★★2

Absolutely useless compared with Evernote's webclipper. Sort your act out, Microsoft. Most important omission is being unable to make selections of content and send it to onenote, transferring HTML & its CSS styling. Instead, OneNote just takes a gigantic screenshot.

Uriel Soto2015年2月20日

★★★★★1

Was working fine until the update, it automatically disabled itself. Once I enabled it again it no longer clips any pages, just kind of lingers there and serves no purpose. Might have to switch to evernote if this isn't fixed.

Stefano Zannoni2015年2月18日

★★★★★3

Good clipper but I'll use it a lot more if would be possible to tag o choose the page and section of the clip. Just as the Ipad Safar extension.