Clearly includes the same web clipping technology Evernote already had, but adds another key function: Cleaner reading of web pages on the desktop. In fact, its very similar to the Reader function in Apple's Safari browser because it removes everything from a web page except for the content and then presents it in a clean, easy to read format.
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This add-on won't help you save web content for offline use if you're already reading it on a mobile device, but it's superb for saving web pages from the desktop for later reading on a mobile. The pages are saved as standard notes in the Evernote client, which is available on nearly all mobile devices.
Lately I've been using Clearly quite extensively in Chrome while doing research, different than Mr. Tofel though. I highlight the most interesting part or the introduction, and save the clipping into Evernote where I sort it into notebooks and tag it.
It also saves the URL of the article and so it's a bit like bookmarking tool on steroids: it also keeps the quotes. All in all, I am pleased.
Take a look at it here, and give it a test run.
