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TucknDar:
OneNote doesn't save the time in the actual note, but hovering the notes shows the date of "capture". I suppose if you'd use this much every day, date only isn't good enough :huh:

Again, though, this is using Opera as browser and a little workaround for OneNote. Maybe if you use IE or FireFox (with extension) the time and date is also in the note. I wouldn't know.

a_lunatic:
Yes EverNote does time & date here is a post here about it https://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?topic=5541.0

& best of all theres a Holiday Sale. Sale ends January 15th. http://www.evernote.com/products/downloads/holidaysale.php

Not a fan of M$ products so I can't say much about OneNote

tomos:
Surfulater, I actually prefer it to Evernote for managing web stuff, Bookmarks or saved/excerpts of pages
I like that you can  organise in tree/folders and it is very actively developed

there currently a xmas discount and
there a new (better) discount for DC members in January

http://www.surfulater.com/

tomos:
do onenote and evernote save the time of capturing text?-manimatters (December 23, 2007, 05:54 AM)
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Surfulater would do that too
Advantage of Evernote (paid version) would be you can search text in images.
Also, Surfulater doesnt work well with Opera (does anything?)

EDIT For a lot of info I would still favour Surfulater, but read up about how they store/manage stuff - it's probably a personal preference...

cmpm:
Highlight any text in a web page and send it to google note book.
It saves the text and the website.
Or just save the website without text.
It's on google's servers so after a reformat just go to google, get the  notebook and login.
Everything is there.
And it's free.
That's one of my solutions anyway.

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