Added my various other preferred extensions and checked as I went along. I then restarted Safari and installed the 6.11 WC extension and logged in. I deleted this file and also cleaned the local EN cache files in ~/Library/Safari/LocalStorage/ (search folder for "ever" and delete). This despite the extension showing as gone and having installed more recent versions of the extension since this one's last modified date. When I looked in my ~/Library/Safari/Extensions/ folder, I found an "Evernote Web Clipper.safariextz" file that seemed to be an old and leftover. I did some more digging after I uninstalled all the extensions I had for Safari - including Web Clipper and quit Safari. Doesn't your fix as well and it didn't work for found something that worked for me and hoping it may be a solution for you and others still fighting the problem after trying 6.11 If you're still experiencing this issue after verifying you're on the updated version and the settings are set appropriately, please submit a support request so our Technical Support Team can help investigate this further. This issue should be resolved in the latest version of the Evernote Web Clipper (6.11), however you'll need to also ensure your Privacy settings are set to either "Allow from websites I visit" or "Always allow". If your Evernote Web Clipper extension is updated to version 6.11 and your Privacy settings are set to 'Allow from websites I visit' or 'Always allow' and you're still experiencing this issue, please submit a support request so our Technical Support Team can help investigate this further.
Navigate to Safari > Preferences > Extensions > Updates to ensure you have the latest version of the extension installed. If prompted to choose between installing the extension from the Safari Extensions Gallery or directly from the developer, choose Install from Developer. Open Safari and install the Evernote Web Clipper from Open Safari and select Safari > Preferences from the menu bar.Ĭhoose Extensions > Evernote Web Clipper > Uninstall.
*If your Web Clipper isn't updated, please reinstall the extension by following these steps: If you're experiencing this issue, please ensure your Evernote Web Clipper is updated to version 6.11* and your Safari Privacy settings are set to either "Allow from websites I visit" or "Always allow" ( Safari > Preferences > Privacy > Cookies and website data). When this issue occurs, a tab or window opens and closes and an error appears stating "You must sign in using the Clip to Evernote toolbar button before you can make clips." Our development team is currently investigating an issue where some users are having trouble logging into the Evernote Web Clipper in Safari.
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