There’s no deny the internet is distracting. Reading online is often cluttered. Most websites and blogs are a visual mosaic littered with flash banner ads, other recommended content, strings of comment banter and a the increasing social media clutter. “Before you even finish the first paragraph, you’re clicking on links,” Andrew Sinkov of Evernote laments, and “Five minutes later, you’re buying a new tent and wondering how you ever got there.” So Evernote has released Evernote Clearly, a new reading experience for online content. It’s a Chrome extension (more browsers on the way though) that strips back a news article or blog, bringing it into a reading pane that displays just the bare basics: heading and copy. Nothing else. Clearly slides in, showing an alternate view…