I'd like to migrate my content from Delicious from Evernote. Is that possible?
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Evernote used to offer this functionality, but they've since discontinued it. A third-party web application, Delicious to Evernote, now offers this functionality, but only imports 1000 bookmarks and sometimes errors with Someone else offers instructions on how to do this manually using the Delicious API to export, a JavaScript-based translator, and the Evernote desktop app's import feature, but not everyone has been able to make this solution work for them. For new bookmarks, it is possible to replicate them on Evernote using ifttt.com. |
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I just had to do this (unfortunate degredation of Delicious over the years forces it) and since several of the tools online no longer work, I found Evernicious, which is a Mac OSX solution and it worked great: https://github.com/jorgemanrubia/evernicious/ You don't have to trust anyone with your bookmarks as in the other answer, as they never leave your machine. This looks like another method but I wanted separate notes for my 1000+ delicious bookmarks: http://joshgrenon.com/2010/02/14/the-simple-way-to-import-delicious-bookmarks-into-evernote/ Hope this helps! -joe |
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I figured out a way, piecing together different parts of the puzzle. Create a recipe using IFTTT, here's mine: https://ifttt.com/recipes/87796 Export your bookmarks from Delicious here: https://delicious.com/settings/sources Then import the same exact .html file, in the same place on Delicious (link above). When importing, make sure you add the tag "evernote". Done! Note: you'll create duplicates in Delicious, but I'm abandoning the account so I don't care. Also, you could just then delete all notes with the tag "evernote" if you want. |
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