If there is a bit of text you’d like to save to Evernote, you can click this button and highlight it to save it. The next button is the highlighter button. This will save the entire article to your default Evernote notebook. The first control button is the Evernote clipper. The back button is at the top of the sidebar. In the sidebar, you will see five control buttons and a back button. When using Clearly, you should see a sidebar on the right side. See how all of the ads ad sidebar are gone and the text is all the same color and the links are easy to distinguish? Notice the ads and the sidebar information along with the different text colors.

Here is a before and after shot of the same page. What this will do is strip all of the fanciness and the ads out of the article leaving the article images and a simplified text. When you find an article you’d like to read somewhere on the web, you can click the Clearly icon. While you don’t need an Evernote account for most of the features, to get the full experience, you should have Clearly linked to your Evernote account. Once installed, you will want to sign in to your Evernote account. You will see a pop-up window asking you if you’d like to Add or to Cancel the installation. When you are in the Chrome Web Store, search for “Clearly” in the extensions. Like any Google Chrome extension, you will need to head to the Chrome Web Store and download it. Take a look below for a walk-through of Clearly by Evernote. The majority of the features work with the free Evernote account. Clearly by Evernote is a Google Chrome extension to help you read things on the web, well, Clearly.Ĭlearly, gives you a lot of useful options to more easily read the article as well as integration with Evernote. Depending on the site you are looking at, there can also be a lot of other information on the page to distract you from the main article.

In case you are new to the Internet, there is a lot of readable information on the web.

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