The old version of Outlook.com had a "Send to OneNote" function, where it sends the current email to a new OneNote page in my Inbox.

Outlook desktop also have a OneNote function built in, where I can choose where to save the current email.

I think both of those functions should be replaced by a single Outlook add-in. The benefits of this would be:
* A single experience in Outlook web and desktop versions;
* If a user don't use OneNote, it can simply choose not to install the add-in, or uninstall it at some point;
* Add-ins can work in mobile versions of Outlook (like Outlook for iOS);
* OneNote team would deal with the development (you can evolve OneNote without worrying about the Outlook team);

Take a look at the Evernote for Outlook. It is a great source of inspiration. https://blog.evernote.com/blog/2016/04/06/evernote-for-outlook/

I use both OneNote and Evernote. They each have their own uses. But frankly the Evernote web clipper does a much more elegant job. Rather than go into the deficiencies of the OneNote clipper, I would like to suggest that OneNote clipper adopt the following functions.

- Full page/Article/ Simplified Article, Bookmark and Screen Capture as in the Evernote clipper.

- Capture full HTML content rather than a bitmap image of a web page (or make that an option.) An image only capture seems rather simplistic and unusable for anything other than viewing. Being able to directly select formatted page content after capture would be a huge improvement.

- OneNote clipper Article capture should be fully formatted HTML rather than stripped down un-formatted text. The current OneNote clipper Article capture is closer to what Evernote capture calls a "Simplified Article". So rename it to that and give us a more advanced Article capture.

- Make including the PDF file with a PDF capture the default rather than an option (or give us another setup option to set default behavior to whatever we want.) Also, change the default capture behavior (or give us another setup option) to insert only the first page in a PDF capture rather than all pages. For big PDF files, having the default set to "All pages" doesn't make any sense.

Sorry - there isn't an Importer section - so this is the closest I can find - but there seem to be a lot of Evernote users here...

When importing from Evernote - the OneNote Evernote Importer doesn't import the <source-url> field of the enex format and so you can't see where your notes originally came from (the oneNote clipper fortunately does do this - although its a shame it doesn't seem to be a meta field in OneNote and is just text appended to the end of a note?).

The importer really should do this and emulate what the clipper does.

Please consider this - for now I will have to painfully write something to do this myself, and update my .enex file.

I do design with CorelDraw (daily) and through different stages, I take a "screen clip" of the design using the "Take a Screen Clipping" feature in OneNote 2016. I paste the design work into OneNote so I can document the screen design. The loss of this feature is a major loss for me. I am do not know how I can continue without the "Take a Screen Clipping" feature. You already have the coding for the feature, why not include the feature with the new version of OneNote for Office 365. Please let me know if you have a solution or if you will be adding back the feature.

I am using Surface pro 4, most up-to-date Onenote and OneNote clipper (chrome extension).

For 'Full page clip':
the final clipped picture has very bad quality, the resolution is very low, and sometimes it would have scale problem.

For the 'Article clip': the final clipped format is not good.

1. Especially when clipping pages with mathematical formulas. It happened a lot that all formulas would be recognized as pictures and , in the final print out, each picture would be assigned to an additional line rather than in the original format of one line continuous sentence. This is really bad, it would break one line mathematical definition in to several lines as long as there are any mathematical letters in that sentence.

2. In case of clipping full words pages into articles. The line space is very smail, making the whole article looks so squeezing. Hope you can improve it.

OneNote Clipper is indeed improving but still not good enougth. Evernote clipper is better and more stable comparatively, especially for article clip. Do hope onenote team can make the clipper better as I feel the clipper is not that usable.

If you feel the same, vote me up plz !!!! Many thanks!