If you click the button in the toolbar in the PDF viewer, you’ll notice that the menus are changed. When you’re viewing a PDF online, you can easily save it (or bookmark it) in your Evernote account for later viewing. You can also add tags and remarks to what you’re clipping in order to make searching easier. You can easily change the notebook you’re saving to just click the arrow next to the active notebook’s title. This allows you to easily share your browsing discoveries with everyone who has access. You can also save directly to shared notebooks. That way it’s much easier to find your content. You can even create specific notebooks for work, personal clippings, and much more. I’ve created a special notebook just for my web clippings. The Web Clipper allows you to save your clippings to any notebook you want. If you’re the kind that likes to keep your information compartmentalized, this extension is excellent for facilitating organization. However, if you just need a bookmark, that’s perfectly doable, too. You can save just the article itself, in simplified form without all the graphics, or even the full page if you so desire. Maybe you just want the text part of an article, for a simple read, without all the images in it. When you’ve browsed onto a page that you want to keep for later viewing, click on your tiny elephant friend and he will offer a few very useful options. This little button will be your friend from now on.
After installation, you’ll notice that you have a new button on your Chrome toolbar, a button that looks like an elephant. Start by installing the extension from the Chrome Web Store if you haven’t already done so. These things are done via its Chrome extension, which has received a plethora of new and useful features lately, features we’ll be taking a look at.
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