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The tool to save content looks like, to be blunt, an intentional ripoff of the Evernote web clipper (the visual elements seem to be intentionally similar, as we
by georgebonnr 13y ago
The tool to save content looks like, to be blunt, an intentional ripoff of the Evernote web clipper (the visual elements seem to be intentionally similar, as well as the functionality). So that's not cool. Also, whether it was meant to be a ripoff or not, what functionality does this offer that Evernote doesn't? I already have the flexibility in an Evernote clipper to choose whether I am saving just the URL, the full page HTML, an automatically detected portion of the page (like a text article) or, like what you show here, a manually highlighted portion of the page. How does this improve on any of that?
- georgebonnr 13y agop.s. standard disclaimer: as always, congratulations on doing something / building something. That's worth something. But my honest reactions is that neither the concept nor the execution on this is set up for success (depending on what your definition of success is).