Adding Evernote add-on to Firefox on Linux

Evernote Corporation, which produces the Evernote note-taking application, unfortunately, doesn't provide an application for Linux as it does for Microsoft Windows and OS X, but you can use Evernote from within a browser, such as Firefox. To install Evernote support from within Firefox, take the following steps (Note: the following steps were written for Firefox 38.3.0, but should apply to other versions as well):

Click on the button with three horizontal bars on it at the upper, right-hand side of the Firefox window (you should see "Open menu" appear if you hover the mouse pointer over the button) then select Add-ons.

Or, alternatively, you can put about:addons in the Firefox address bar.
Type evernote in the "Search all add-ons" field and hit enter.
You should see "Evernote Web Clipper" returned by the search. Click on the Install button next to it.

After the add-on has been installed, you should see an icon with a red circle next to an elephant head appear slightly to the left of the menu button (the one with the three horizontal bars on it) and a tab should be opened in Firefox alowing you to log into your Evernote account. You can click on the icon with the elephant head next to the red button to save web pages to your Evernote account.

Firefox - Evernote extension installed

You should also now see "Evernote Web Clipper" listed in the extensions, if you click on Extensions from the Add-ons window.

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