Safari Extensions in V5 - Evernote Extension Coming?

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Posted by Daly de Gagne
Aug 2, 2010 at 10:21 PM

V5 Safari has introduced extensions, so I hope Evernote soon has a Safari extension.

Daly

Posted by Tom S.
Aug 4, 2010 at 02:56 PM

Daly de Gagne wrote:
>V5 Safari has introduced extensions, so I hope Evernote soon has a Safari
>extension.

Hi, Daly.

I’m not sure what such an extension would do but Evernote integrates pretty well with the Mac through the desktop client. For certain things like clippings work very well (there’s a persistent status icon in the menu bar and, of course, setting up a hot key should be trivial). Perhaps it would enhance the experience when Evernote is used through the browser interface somehow?

Also if you are looking for a program that interacts well with the Mac environment, pay particular attention to DevonThink. Its not evident because much of that interaction takes place through scripts that come with the program. I know that many of us avoid such things but its worth reading over the manual carefully.

Tom S.

Posted by Daly de Gagne
Aug 5, 2010 at 03:26 PM

Hey Tom, thanks for the post.

I use the desktop client. However, I find with Chrome it is faster to use the EN extension and clip to the cloud. When I open EN, whatever has been clipped to the cloud is synced with the desktop app.

Once I receive my Mac I immediately plan to download and buy Omnioutliner and DevenoThink. I’ve printed out the manuals for both of them - and I can hardly wait!

Daly

Tom S. wrote:
> >
>Daly de Gagne wrote:
>>V5 Safari has introduced extensions, so I hope Evernote soon
>has a Safari
>>extension.
> >Hi, Daly.
> >I’m not sure what such an extension would do
>but Evernote integrates pretty well with the Mac through the desktop client. For
>certain things like clippings work very well (there’s a persistent status icon in the
>menu bar and, of course, setting up a hot key should be trivial). Perhaps it would
>enhance the experience when Evernote is used through the browser interface
>somehow?
> >Also if you are looking for a program that interacts well with the Mac
>environment, pay particular attention to DevonThink. Its not evident because much
>of that interaction takes place through scripts that come with the program. I know
>that many of us avoid such things but its worth reading over the manual
>carefully.
> >Tom S.

Posted by Tom S.
Aug 5, 2010 at 05:27 PM

Daly de Gagne wrote:
>Hey Tom, thanks for the post.
> >I use the desktop client. However, I find with Chrome it
>is faster to use the EN extension and clip to the cloud. When I open EN, whatever has been
>clipped to the cloud is synced with the desktop app.

Understood.

>Once I receive my Mac I
>immediately plan to download and buy Omnioutliner and DevenoThink. I’ve printed out
>the manuals for both of them - and I can hardly wait!

I understand this, too, but don’t get your hopes up *too* high. :)

DEVONThink’s a good program and I keep virtually all of my data in it. And its getting better. I like the things the developer has planned for release fairly shortly.

But, like all programs, I could talk a long time about its flaws, too. A good look at the forums gives you an idea of the long list of features on the “Someday/Maybe” list. Some of them may surprise you.

Cheers,
Tom S.

Posted by Daly de Gagne
Aug 6, 2010 at 07:28 PM

Tom, what do you see as the flaws, and what I should be aware of as I get into Devon Think?

I just started a new threat on getting back to the Mac, describing my CRIMP overdose, and listing the programs I have downloaded. Any insights are welcome!

Thanks.

Daly

Tom S. wrote:
> >
>Daly de Gagne wrote:
>>Hey Tom, thanks for the post.
>>
>>I use the desktop client.
>However, I find with Chrome it
>>is faster to use the EN extension and clip to the cloud.
>When I open EN, whatever has been
>>clipped to the cloud is synced with the desktop
>app.
> >Understood.
> >>Once I receive my Mac I
>>immediately plan to download and buy
>Omnioutliner and DevenoThink. I’ve printed out
>>the manuals for both of them - and I
>can hardly wait!
> >I understand this, too, but don’t get your hopes up *too* high.
>:)
> >DEVONThink’s a good program and I keep virtually all of my data in it. And its
>getting better. I like the things the developer has planned for release fairly
>shortly.
> >But, like all programs, I could talk a long time about its flaws, too. A good
>look at the forums gives you an idea of the long list of features on the “Someday/Maybe”
>list. Some of them may surprise you.
> >Cheers,
>Tom S.

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