How are clutter-free PDFs generated? To me it looks like they are really clutter-free Markdowns which then are just converted to PDF, because visually they are a lot closer to the normal Markdowns than to the normal PDFs.
Any way to tweak this, so that the clutter-free PDFs look more like the normal PDFs?
No idea what youāre after exactly. What are ānormal PDFsā youāre referring to? Do you mean print-layout, full-page renders or something different?
Sorry, if I was not clear: With ānormal PDFā I meant a PDF the DEVONthink clipper generates when clutter-free is not ticked.
Cool. Didnāt know about the separate Readability.js.
My experiments with Instapaper Text and Safari Reader told me, this all works reasonably well for things like blog posts, but often it doesnāt perform well enough for product pages (from online shops, etc).
I really wish for a easy workflow for Browser image to PDF to DEVONthink!
I do too. In the meantime, Iām using Safariās File > Export as PDF feature, which is a full-page screenshot with working links and text layer that saves the page as you see it in the browser (no ads when using content blockers).
There are no alternatives for that feature and every other solution has downsides.
drag it onto DEVONthinkās icon in the dock
(this creates a webarchive of the selected part)
convert the webarchive to PDF
(Data > Convert > to paginated PDF)
Thereās also a Smart Rule script which moves a webarchive into the current group and selects it so one can see whether everythings fine. If youāre capturing a lot webarchives thatās a very comfortable way as you donāt need to select the destination group each time and the result can be checked without switching between Safari and DEVONthink.