Works sometimes with varying results ranging from useless to somewhat decent—par for the course for an extension that's going on 4.5 years without an update. Even the Chrome extension is woefully outdated with the last release in 2022... Kind of embarrassing at this point given Notion's growth these past few years & how useful a tool like this is to their product.

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Notion Web Clipper received an good rating of 7.3 in our tests. In our evaluation, we considered the categories of features, design, ease of use, security & privacy, value for money and performance. You can find the full test report here:

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Doesn't support multiple workspaces/accounts properly.

Unfortunately, I need to fix the functionality with Firefox containers.

A quick (and permanent) way to resolve this is to log in directly to the extension or via OAuth.

For those who are having problems logging in using a container session, open a window without a container selected and you can log in there.

Doesn't give you the option to automatically close the tab after it's opened in the app.

The extension works but it eventually broke all of firefox for me. Some websites wouldn't load, some buttons on websites wouldn't execute throwing an error in the console "Permission denied to access property {insert property name}" As soon as I disabled this extension everything worked again. I know this is an issue with firefox but this is the only extension that has caused that error.

Useful addon. Very nice one

A great app for saving pages and bookmarks to read later

Compare to the evernote one, this is not good at all.

Works perfectly, exactly what I required.

-1 star for the error "Please go online to save to Notion." right on the 1st try. A below comment helped: you have to change the target from 'a new database' to any page before save.

Nimbus Clipper allowed much more options for it's clipper, but I'm moving to Notion due to nimbus limits. Notion clipper still does a pretty good job with simple unauthorized pages.