Import of Evernote Web Clip is NOT Properly Shown in DTP

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I did an import from Evernote of a EN Note created from a web clip of this forum.
It looks great in Evernote, but not so much in DTP.

DTP adds a huge about of space at the top and bottom of the DTP formatted note.
See screen shots below.
How can I fix this?

Screenshot of Evernote Note:

Screenshot of DTP Formatted Note from Import

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Maybe there’s a machine-specific anomaly? Over here the clipping (from Safari) in Evernote looks nearly exactly the same when it is imported to DEVONthink from Evernote.

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(minor font difference in the DEVONthink instance – guess which portion of the screenshot is Evernote?

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I think the difference in your example and mine is the browser used.
I used Chrome Evernote Clipper.

The Evernote Clipper for Chrome is much better than for the other browsers.

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Huh? The import from Evernote to DEVONthink is different because the import from Chrome to Evernote is different than the import from Safari to Evernote? Well – yes – maybe (though not over here) – but that has nothing to do with DEVONthink. DEVONthink is importing what it finds – it can do nothing about where you found the content or how you clipped it into Evernote.

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The Evernote Web Clippers do work differently in each browser – they are separate pieces of software. Depending on the web page, the differences may be large or small.

All I know is that when I import an EN Note (created using the Chrome EN Clipper) into DTP it displays quite differently than it does in Evernote. My screenshots below document this.

@korm, your post in my other thread caused me to review the Safari EN Clipper, and it does indeed work very much like the Chrome EN Clipper. This is a big change from the last time I used Safari, which was well over a year ago.

BTW, you keep referring to “over here”. Exactly where is “over here”?

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“where I’m sitting”. For me, over here (as my “location” tag notes) is “-0500Z/38.956045”. I generally try not to be less obscure than that. :laughing:

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OK. I’ll just assume you are in a cave somewhere in an undisclosed location. I don’t really care enough to try to decode your cryptic location. :laughing: