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Most people that use Firefox or Chrome use it because they love to customize it. However since we don’t care about Safari or Reader, let us get onto the rest of the experience of Evernote Clearly. However, if you do have Safari you already something have called ‘Reader’ which basically does the same thing as Evernote Clearly.

And because most people do not like to go cross-platform, they stray away from Apple’s Safari… not to mention that Apple no longer supports the Windows version of Safari. Many people that use Windows usually use one of two browsers if they care about their browsing experience: Firefox or Chrome.

The following demo video by Evernote shows Evernote Clearly in action: Lets you get rid of everything around the main article so you see the only article, which is not only useful when surfing the web but also when printing. If you are this type of person, then Evernote Clearly is for you.

Clearly in addition attempts to display multi-paged articles on the same page.Īttempts means that it may not work on all multi-part articles that you encounter on the Internet.If you look at lots of articles on the web, often you don’t want to see content outside the article like the tabs, other articles, and what not. Only text, images and videos that belong to the content on the web page are displayed, the remaining elements, advertisement, menus or comments are removed. If you don't use that toolbar or want the icon to be displayed in another toolbar, right-click on it, select customize and move it via drag and drop to another location.Ī click on the Clearly icon turns standard web pages into pages that have been optimized for readability. It adds an icon to the Firefox navigational toolbar upon installation and restart which triggers its functionality. The Firefox version has the same functionality as the Chrome extension. Remember Evernote Clearly, the Google Chrome extension that removed elements from web pages to improve the readability of the content? The developers have now released a Firefox port of the extension that is available for download on the official Firefox add-on repository over at the Mozilla website.