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I'm in the same boat, I would try to save articles into it, especially recipes but there are two reasons why I stopped. The awful search with the web clipper p
by Larrikin 10y ago
I'm in the same boat, I would try to save articles into it, especially recipes but there are two reasons why I stopped.
The awful search with the web clipper plugin. It seems to match any single word in a saved article. It just ends up being faster to ignore the evernote typically unrelated results and look through Google results.
Inability to embed YouTube videos. Once again with recipes I'm better off using a browser since I'll have to open one up to view the video anyway. Most of the good cooking sites include a video embedded with the recipe, making for a more pleasant experience in the browser.
- 2AF3 10y agoInstapaper is a pretty nice evernote alternative
- julianz 10y agoMaybe before it was acquired by Pinterest, but who knows now?
- joshstrange 10y agoFor recipes I can highly recommend Paprika. It does a great job of importing recipes and it is cross-platform/device (except linux but you might be able to run it in wine). Only downside is you have to buy it on desktop/tablet/phone separately but it was well worth it for me at a total of $30 ($20 Mac, $5 iPad, $5 iPhone) and it all syncs together. I stumbled across it randomly and now it's all I use. I used to just use my iPad for cooking with the website pulled up or AllRecipies but now I can't imagine going back. [0] https://paprikaapp.com/ https://paprikaapp.com/