One feature that still keeps me partially in Evernote is saving a webpage or web article as ‘simplified article’ with Evernote’s web clipper.
Are there ways / plugins etc. to do this with LogSeq ?
I think Roam had a highlighter plugin that could nicely copy all highlighted text over. Is there something like this for LogSeq ?
The closest thing is Omnivore plugin I think
Actually, the Roam Highlighter for Chrome works pretty well. Takes whatever you marked to the clipboard, with tags or even a template definition as meta data. Just paste into LogSeq.
Omnivore could not save the full text to Logseq.
I tried and only Highlights could be saved to Logseq. I use {{{content}}} but that didn’t work.
When I want to save a webpage, I use SingleFile (extension available on Google, but I prefer installing browser extensions from code). SingleFile will take a webpage and turn it into a single html file. It is great for personal archives.
There’s a couple of option I’ve never tried, so maybe there’s everything for you. I haven’t tried to import into Logseq though. I suppose the whole HTML could be pasted to a block (making it uneditable because of the lenght) but it might make it slow, I don’t know how Logseq handle that.
Roam Highlighter + paste it s my go-to also. The available one-click extensions aren’t worth the hassle, no matter how much I miss the Evernote clipper.
Maybe u can try the chrome extension I published recently Send to Logseq. Still in its early stage, but it’s pretty handy for capturing stuff into logseq.
Me too. (see also here Now that Omnivore is selling out to ElevenLabs, what are you going to use for read-it-later syncing? - #28 by daviddelven)