OneNote clipper does not work across personal and business accounts
The problem is simply this. The OneNote Clipper works fine with a personal account but does not work with a business account. I can log out of a personal account and log in to a business account. The available notebooks do not change.
What is particularly disconcerting is that https://www.onenote.com lets me logon with my business account credentials, but then shows 'My Notebooks' as those under the personal account, but many 'Recent notebooks' are SharePoint hosted notebooks only available through the business account. I have concerns both from a practical point of view and from a security perspective. What is going on?
Colin McNicol
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Dan Moorehead — PowerAccess
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Vote for support for Notebooks in SharePoint sites (used for Microsft Teams, many business notebooks, etc.) which is why they often don't show up to use with Clipper, here:
https://onenote.uservoice.com/forums/328602-onenote-clipper-or-me-onenote-com/suggestions/17874415-allow-to-to-clipping-to-a-shared-notebook-on-share -
Dan Moorehead — PowerAccess
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It's a major limitation that OneNote Web Clipper browser extension only supports login to one account at a time, unlike OneNote app, so have to logout and login and logout and login in afterwards just to clip to a personal notebook for some content vs a work notebook. And even worse, Clipper doesn't support any notebooks stored in SharePoint sites (as is essentially required for any notebooks you want to use with Microsoft Teams or collaborate on with others at work).
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Anonymous
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I am facing issue with OneNote clipper that when I try to clip full page it just starts loading which never ends