Archive for the 'WebnoteHappy' Category
Monday, June 2nd, 2008
Firefox 3 is in Release Candidate 1 stage. But it shouldn’t go out yet. Yes, there are improvements but I think there’s one big regression: its AppleScript is broken.
There’s two pieces of data that’s critical for several apps to get from Firefox: the current URL and the current Title. The […]
Tags: applescript, firefox
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Friday, May 30th, 2008
In MacBreak Weekly 91, titled Monocle Pete’s Magic Yacht Wax, Merlin Mann picked WebnoteHappy as his pick of the week. Thanks Merlin!
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Monday, April 21st, 2008
We released WebnoteHappy 1.3.2 earlier today.
Here is what’s new in this release:
New: Shortcut support for Camino 1.6
New: Tag browser can now be tabbed to
New: Started catching 503 response code from del.icio.us API, which means that user has been throttled
Leopard fix: Library folder not edited when tabbing away from Source list
Fixed dragging webnotes to Mail.app
Fixed new […]
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Friday, December 7th, 2007
MacSanta is back this year! MacSanta for the uninitiated is like a big sale of Mac software from independent developers (who I like to call Mac Indies.) There’s different featured Mac software deals every day, all for 20% off, good for that one day only!
Today (Friday December 7th), we’ve got Hazel from my […]
Tags: coupon, deals, Mac, macsanta, sale, Software, WebnoteHappy
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Thursday, November 29th, 2007
WebnoteHappy’s shortcut keys sometimes don’t seem to work on Leopard. By default, these are Command-Shift-D for Add, F5 for Quick Add, and Command-Shift-Space for Search. There seems to be a simple workaround for this:
Choose the menu item WebnoteHappy > Preferences…
Click on the Shortcuts toolbar button
For each of the Hotkeys (the other word I […]
Tags: leopard, shortcuts, WebnoteHappy, workaround
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Saturday, November 17th, 2007
In the first installment of this series, I covered “How to make WebnoteHappy open bookmarks in Safari tabs.” Now we’ll cover how to do the same for Camino. Remember, that this will actually work for any application that opens URLs and that on Mac OS X, the browser has the ultimate control over […]
Tags: bookmark, Camino, open_in_tabs, Tabs, url, WebnoteHappy
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Friday, November 16th, 2007
sjk wrote on iusethis about WebnoteHappy:
Right now my top request for this app would be an “Open selected items in browser tab” command, with a preference to warn if attempting to open over an N item limit.
Currently, in WebnoteHappy 1.3.1, you can select multiple bookmarks and then open them in your default browser. You […]
Tags: bookmark, open_in_tabs, Safari, Tabs, url, WebnoteHappy
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Thursday, November 8th, 2007
I was working on a reported bug in WebnoteHappy - sometimes you cannot tab everywhere. That is, you can start out with the Source List with the Library and your folders and then you go to the Search Field. From here, you hit tab again and you go the Bookmark List and then […]
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Tuesday, November 6th, 2007
I just released WebnoteHappy 1.3.1.
What’s new? Improved Leopard compatibility. More keyboard shortcuts. You can turn off the deletion warning.
Here’s the full release notes:
Leopard fix: Empty tags field no longer shows an empty bubble
Leopard fix: Focus in the tags field enables menu items and toolbar buttons properly
New shortcut: Enter now opens the selected […]
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Saturday, October 27th, 2007
I’ve been getting emails from users asking about Leopard compatibility. Yes, WebnoteHappy is Leopard-compatible.
We’ve been testing it throughout the beta cycle and I just did a final test with the final GM version of Leopard. There’s one minor visual quirk: if you view a webnote with no tags, you will see an empty […]
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