Nimbus Clipper VS Walling Web Clipper

Capture, annotate, and share anything you see online

Save quick notes, bookmarks and images to your Walls

Capture the entire web page and store it for future use
Capture only a part of web page
Highlight text before saving the web clipping
Add tasks to the clipping before sending it to a colleague
Clip images from a web page
Clip from PDF files and annotate before saving
Clip email messages, including all responses and attachments (Gmail and Hotmail)
Clip anything, with just one click!

Ease of Use
Walling Web Clipper offers a clean and user-friendly interface, making it easy for users to save content from the web without any complexity.
Organized Content
The tool allows users to neatly organize their clipped content into spaces and blocks, enhancing the ability to categorize and retrieve information efficiently.
Integration
Walling Web Clipper integrates seamlessly with the Walling app, ensuring that all clipped content is synchronized and accessible across devices.
Multi-platform Support
Available for various browsers, Walling Web Clipper ensures that users can clip web content across different platforms without compatibility issues.
Visual and Text Content
The clipper supports saving both visual and textual content, giving users flexibility in capturing various types of web information.

Limited Features in Free Version
The free version of Walling Web Clipper might have limited features compared to other premium note-taking or web-clipping tools.
Dependency on Walling App
Users need to have or create a Walling account and use the Walling app to fully utilize the clipped content, which might be inconvenient for those who prefer standalone solutions.
Learning Curve
Although generally intuitive, new users may experience a learning curve in fully understanding how to best organize and make use of the spaces and blocks feature.
Requires Chrome Extension
Primarily available as a browser extension, Walling Web Clipper requires users to install it on browsers like Chrome, which might not be ideal for those who prefer different web browsers.
Performance Issues
Some users have reported performance lags or crashes when clipping content from complex web pages, which can disrupt workflow.