Get OneNote for free! Works on Windows 7 or later and OS X Yosemite 10.10 or later. It requires Google Chrome to run on your computer and lets you save a full page, capture a region, extract an article or add a page to your bookmarks list. Filed under OneNote clipper Clip OneNote. I use Google Chrome because it loads most pages much faster than Internet Explorer. Still, there is one feature IE has that I really miss in Chrome: Send to OneNote. That is, I missed the feature, until now. Here are the very simple instructions on getting Send to OneNote feature in Google Chrome, without any code! Setup (do this once). OneNote aims to let you view and take notes anywhere, across all your devices. Today, we’re happy to announce two new tools for Chrome and Springpad users to expand OneNote access even more. OneNote Clipper for Chrome A little over 60 days ago, we released the OneNote Clipper—the easiest way to save anything you see.

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As Microsoft becomes more open and collaborative with other organizations and platforms, we’ve seen some great integrations like connecting Office 365 and Dropbox. It’s also become more acknowledged that not every consumer is using a Windows Phone or Internet Explorer, even if they’re loyal users of Office products.

This is evident in apps like Outlook for iOS and our feature today: the OneNote Clipper extension for Google Chrome.

The Clipper extension features one-click saving of any webpage, article, post, etc. with the OneNote button in the toolbar. You can view the clipped content directly from the extension. For more info about where your clips will be saved, see Where are my captures?

Send To Onenote Chrome

To install the OneNote Clipper:

Onenote For Chromebook

1. Go to the OneNote Clipper offering on the Chrome web store.
2. Click + ADD TO CHROME.
3. Confirm the new extension by clicking Add.
4. You should see the OneNote icon appear next to your URL bar.

To use the OneNote Clipper:

Onenote App For Google Chrome

1. When you’re on a site, post, article, etc. that you want to clip, click the OneNote icon next to your URL bar. You may have to sign in to Office 365 or your Microsoft account.
2. Select Full Page, Region, or Article, depending on what you want to save.
3. Select the location of the notebook section you wish to save to.
4. Optionally, add a note to your clip.
5. Click Clip.
6. In order to view your clipped content, click View in OneNote.