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Notes on clipping the web, reading what you saved, and building a small utility that stays out of the way.
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Clipping a PDF: the printout mode
A link that ends in .pdf is a file, not an article. Clipperjay now offers it as a OneNote printout instead: the document attached, its pages rendered, the text searchable.
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A pen that behaves like a pen
Clipperjay 0.8 adds freehand ink to the annotate screen — a pressure-sensitive pen, a translucent marker, and an undo button that can take back the last few things you did.
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From any app, into the right section
Clipperjay now takes links from the Android share sheet, and its destination picker walks OneNote section groups — so a clip can land in the nested section you actually keep things in, not just a top-level one.
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Read-mode, screenshot or snippet: how to pick
A recipe, a court filing and a long read do not want the same treatment. A short guide to the three ways Clipperjay can capture a page, and when each one is the right call.
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Hello from Clipperjay — the page you saved should still be readable
Introducing the Clipperjay blog, where we write about clipping the web to OneNote, reading what you saved, and keeping a small utility small.
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