While they work wonderfully for me, I cannot take responsibility for any data you might lose (or if your laptop turns into a pumpkin or something…) I am providing these scripts for the benefit of the Mac community.If anyone thinks that notebook selection and tagging should be included, please let me know in the comments below and I’ll consider adding it in! As such, the script creates the note in the default notebook and without any tagging. Efficiency was foremost in my mind when creating this script.This AppleScript creates a note with a list of the URLs of each open tab in the frontmost window of Safari.If anyone else has ideas about how they store bookmarks while they are researching so that they can be accessed between the EN desktop and iPhone client I would love to hear it.”

Can the default behavior of the drag and drop be changed on the desktop client so that it acts like a paste of the URL? It would make much more sense than the webloc, unless I am missing something. I can’t see any advantage to the webloc file. Copying and pasting the URL into a note leads to a nice link that can be single click accessed, or accessed directly in the EN client on the iPhone, which is a nice touch. Dragging and dropping the icon from the web page URL into a note leads to a webloc file that has to be double-clicked to open, and does not work on the iPhone client. “I was looking for a better way to store bookmarks while I am researching something without storing the entire web page or a pdf of it. Evernote user John recently posted this in the company’s Mac forum:

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