i’m not sure what you mean with clutter-free, but as i understand your question, the answer to it is:
Yes, the resulting .webloc-files in Devonthink look more or less like the original webpages in Safari.
No, i clip from 100s different websites.
e.g., as i wrote above, from THIS, OUR actual webpage:
and
From both, as from all other webpages, instead of my chosen format “PDF (Paginiert)”
i always receive a file named “name of the webpage.webloc”!
Sorry, i expected the above URLs to be shown, not the pictures you see now!
The following is an example-screenshot of a file i received in Devonthink, named:
DEVONtechnologies | Wie Sie die Browser-Erweiterungen installieren.webloc
which SHOULD have been:
DEVONtechnologies | Wie Sie die Browser-Erweiterungen installieren.PDF
Just clipped this successfully. A screenshot of the Sorter’s clipping tab would be useful. In addition, how exactly do you clip? Via sharing, via the browser extension or by activating the Sorter?
i clip by, what is the most logical way for me, clicking on the “Clip to Devonthink-symbol” in the Safari-toolbar (i think this is the "browser extension)
and then choosing “Format: PDF (paginiert)” in the popping up window, then choosing “Hinzufügen”.
Sorry, i don’t know what the “sorter’s clipping tab” is.
Is it this?
Exactly this popping up window where you choose e.g. the format and enter additional details like comments.
No problem at all over here using the same settings. Do you use any third-party tools to block/filter network traffic, e.g. LittleSnitch or anti-virus protection?