This plug-in used to be solid, but this year it's become increasingly unreliable. Can't get it to do anything most days!

Promiscuous acceptance of third-party cookies, whether associated with visited sites, or not, is not acceptable.

This add-on has got me hooked to Evernote in the first place. I guess the bitter reviews must have pertained to some older version. The current add-on is not only a compatible WebExtension, but has never failed on me (and I use it at least 10 times a day). I hope more good reviews pour in to show some support.

Evernote Web Clipper Отличное расширение и работает отлично во всех браузерах кроме FireFox 54.0.1. Разработчики спрятали свои косяки за записью Совместимо с Firefox 57+, а где он Firefox 57+ В общем из двух выбираю Evernote и ухожу из MozillaFirefox. Браузеров хватает на любой вкус!

No idea what everyones issue is, I logged in no dramas. You just need to have a firefox account that is logged in, logs into evernote and saves the page / or hightlighted info into whatever notebook / note you tell it too. Tags work fine also.

It works perfectly well on Chrome and Safari but the Evernote add-on for Firefox doesn't allow me to log in. After several attempts, a pop up window to login appears, but once I put in my login details and hit connect, the window disappears but nothing happens. Fix it, please.

It does not work, useless. Evernote you could do better for your paying customers. I would give it 0 stars if I could.

Man, I have been so patient with Evernote. I have used it to organize research, and esp. to clip web articles, and each iteration gets worse and worse (and it was never very good in Firefox, but at least it worked). Seriously, Firefox users, don't bother with this plugin. I have a lot of privacy add-ons, like NoScript and Ublock, so perhaps one of these is interfering, in spite of the fact that I've tried to whitelist Evernote in every one of them. But still. I shouldn't have to do that -- most Firefox users have a strong dislike of cookies and automatic scripting etc. and prefer to opt-in rather than opt-out. If Evernote cared at all about Firefox users, it would be apparent by now. They don't. Trying to login results in a blank screen in the popup window everytime, in spite of numerous complaints. I'm very sad to say -- Evernote, which was once such a brilliant app, is dead in the water. Trying to find out what to use instead, and how to migrate nearly a decade of notes. Way to run a great idea into the ground.

Web Clipper is a poor implementation of what Clearly does so well with one click

I really like this add-on but the context menu you can't hide is really annoying. Not even a third party menu editor seems to work. This would be a 4 or 5 star add-on in my book if I could control how "intrusive" the add-on was.

It seems that the login requires 3rd party cookie allowed. Not sure if it's just me.... why?

Please return my clearly

i have installed the older version 6.9.3 ..does the work... scroll down for version info on this page

The web clipper did not work for several months on Firefox Mac and Windows.

Trying to use this on Firefox 55b6, when this addon is enabled opening and closing new tab will cause the browser to stutter and lags; disabling the addon makes Firefox responsive again.

Is it really working for FF on Android? Where is the toolbar icon? Can not find it.

Firefox 54, Webclipper 6.12.1.1, macOS Sierra 10.12.5

Still only working, wenn logged in to the Evernote web account and having set the cookie by checking the checkbox "Remind me for 30 days" at the web login pane.

Amazingly even having the Evernote client running, doesn't change that behavior! This is weird: the client is logged in, but Web Clipper doesn't do anything (red dot).

If the cookie isn't set (means, you did not log in to your Evernote web account and set the remind option at the login mask) you will see that red dot on the Evernote icon in the Firefox toolbar.

I'm still asking myself, why clicking on the Evernote icon with the red dot, does not at least open a dialogue on the Evernote website, in order to provide a login interface?

This may one reason why so many people say "it doesn't work".