The good news around the new integration is that we’ll be able to offer more powerful integration options like the ability to select a default notebook and tags.

In upcoming iOS and Android releases, we will also adjust the Evernote authentication page to use their API rather than requesting that you enter your Evernote email address. This will authenticate your Evernote account and allow Instapaper to create notes on your behalf.

If you have linked your Evernote account in the past, please visit, scroll to “Connected Accounts,” disconnect Evernote, and re-connect Evernote. Updating your Evernote integration in Instapaper is a breeze. In order to make sure your Evernote integration continues working as expected (and so we can have a worry-free July 4th weekend), we wanted to make sure we had a solution in place before July 6th. With the new API integration, Instapaper users do not have to worry about this limit when sharing content to Evernote. We decided to move over to the API because, starting July 6th, Evernote’s email feature will become a paid feature and can only be used by free users up to five times per month. As of today, we’ve replaced our former email-based Evernote integration in favor of using the Evernote API.

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