Needed: Web clipper (similar to "Clip to OneNote")

[Michael Woffenden]

We're converting most of our content from OneNote to Confluence but in the process are truly missing the likes of a cool tool such as "Clip to OneNote".

With "Clip to OneNote" we can capture the full page, region, article (perfectly formatted) and even a bookmark, and it creates the page immediately in OneNote.

Confluence desperately needs a way to do the same.

Is there anything out there even close?

[Frank Peters]

For JIRA exist something better. 
See Capture for Jira 

[Michael Woffenden]

Thanks Frank, I'm trying it out now.  The UI has a few quirks (no undo capability for one) but we'll see how it goes.

[jndeverteuil]

I could suggest to look into the Shared Links Blueprint as it has a "...Share on Confluence [that adds a] button to your browser's toolbar...".

I use the feature from time to time. It doesn't capture the whole page, but it creates a neat page in the Shared Links page hierarchy that the Blueprint creates!

[Michael Woffenden]

Is that the same as the "shared links" bookmarklet?  I do use that but it only creates a page with a link on it.  Pretty limited.

[jndeverteuil]

Yes, that would be it! Indeed limited, but did the trick for me. I'll keep an eye out if I see anything else useful I'll write back :)