Evernote and Your Inboxīeing able to quickly save important emails to your Evernote account for easy storage or offline access is an advanced Evernote feature many users won’t use. This limitation doesn’t apply to the web version of Evernote, but relying on the web version rather than the desktop app is far from ideal.

If you want to access your notes on three or more devices (a computer, smartphone, and tablet, for instance), you’ll need to upgrade to either of the Evernote premium plans. Evernote SyncĪccessing Evernote on two devices is enough for most people, which is completely possible on the free account. By upgrading to a premium Evernote plan however, you can choose which notebooks you want to store locally on mobile, allowing you to access them wherever you are. With a free account, you can only access notes on your mobile devices if you’re online. If you find this limit stops you capturing important information, it may be worth upgrading to either of the premium Evernote plans. But if you use it a lot, you’ll soon hit the dreaded 60 MB upload limit.

The clipper itself is actually available to free Evernote users.

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