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Evernote Clearly Rocks!

Posted on January 16, 2014 by Ben Stevens Posted in Apps, Chrome, Product Reviews, Software, Technology 1 Comment
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Evernote ClearlyThe title of this blog post is a double entendre. Yes, it’s no secret that I have been a huge fan of Evernote and have used it for years, so as an App, it is amazing.

However, I have recently begun to use Evernote’s Clearly browser plug-in, and it clearly rocks! Busy attorneys will find the following features in Clearly particularly helpful:

  • Distraction-free reading – Clearly provides a distraction-free view of your favorite web content by making the text cleaner and easier to read and removing ads, navigation and other distractions.
  • Save to Evernote –  Save content from the web directly into your Evernote account with one click, so that you can read or reference it later. Using Evernote’s Smart Filing feature, your content will automatically be tagged and saved to a related notebook.
  • Listen with text-to-speech – If you have an Evernote Premium account, Clearly can read web content to you, and it highlights the word currently being read to make it easy to follow if you so desire.

Clearly offers a number of ways to customize your reading and web clipping experience, and it’s available for Chrome, Firefox, and Opera browsers. Best of all, it’s absolutely free! You can learn more about Clearly’s features (including its customization options) and watch a short tutorial video here.

Prior to using Clearly, I used Evernote’s Web Clipper plug-in, which provides similar clipping functionality, but frankly it would tend to be somewhat temperamental at times. I have found Clearly to be much more user-friendly, and it’s additional features make it a much better option for lawyers.

If you want to learn more about Evernote and how it can be used in your law practice, read some of our previous posts below:

  • Top Effective Uses of Evernote by Attorneys
  • Guest Post: Life in “The Cloud” (Evernote)
  • Pros & Cons of Web-Based Software for Attorneys
  • Mac Daddy: Solutions to Put to Work in Your Law Practice
  • The Mac Lawyer Featured in Forbes’ Cloud Software Article
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