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If they had a similar function in the Notes app it wouldnt be so bad but I use OneNote for saving stuff from the web (eg recipes) so basically I cant do this anymore.

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I tried to install the latest version of the clipper and the One Note website says that the Clipper is no longer available in Safari.

In fact it opens the App Store Extensions window I am on the latest versions of everything.

Apple upped their security game to protect our privacy a while back, and if the browser extensions didnt follow certain rules, they are no longer allowed.

Some extensions may just not be possible given that they need to access too deeply in order to work as expected.

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I see what you say about saving as a PDF but it was so much more convenient using the Clipper particularly as you could choose options of how to save it directly into OneNote.

It seems that MS are having difficulty following Apples rules.

By the way there are no Safari Extensions that will do the job and Notes doesnt have the facility.

Its a small pain, but I just copy the URL to Chrome and clip from there.

Ive tried many times in the past to express my disappointment andor frustration with an issue from any of the Big 5 always to no avail.

Just this morning I changed my default browser to Chrome now I dont have to copy the URL.

But do they know how much OneNote users want there to be a new extension Perhaps they are deciding whether it is worth it for them to make the new extension.

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I know as a small-time software developer there is a big difference whether I get one or two requests from a feature, as opposed to ten or twenty.

Note that you expressed yourself here about this at MacMost but why here not to Microsoft, the only company that can actually fix it As for Chrome, note that when Safari switched the way extensions are done it was to improve security.

Google has mentioned doing the same thing with Chrome extensions at some point.

BTW, I started here, MacMost, because it had the most relevant answer on Google.

See: It seems that Safari 13 blocks any 32-bit extensions and MS has not built a 64-bit version yet.

A big company like you cant fix it I am running MAC OS Catalina with the latest Safari.

Working with OneNote I found out to my dismay that Web Clipper is not compatible with your browser.

So, what to do Cancel the subscription and go for default Apple PagesNumbersKeynotes.

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