We have updated the Clip to DEVONthink Safari extension (see here) to version 1.0.3 adding a configurable keyboard shortcut. We have fixed the bug, that the overlay was printed together with the page, too. If your copy doesn’t update automatically, you can download the new version from our Extras page.
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The original extension crippled Java in my Safari browser and I had to remove it. Does this update address that issue?
Thanks!
Thanks for the very quick update with keyboard shortcut, works like a charm
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Fine extension – but one thing, I don’t understand. If I save a page as webarchive via Safari, I get what I see even if the page is behind a password. It is simply archived. If I import it via the extension, the page reacts more like a bookmark. I get the login-page in Devon, not what I see in Safari
Thank you for the extension! One thing I would like would be more options for choosing the keyboard shortcut. In Mail I use Alt-Shift-d because cmd-Shift-d is used for other things and in other programs that´s true, too… So at least for me it would be great to choose between Shift, cmd and ALT as modifier keys…
Thanks!
Any updates on the iPad app?
@Christian: This is the usual behavior or web archives. They are “frozen” web content but they still access the web if possible to update themselves. Solution: Save the page as PDF.
Any news regarding iPad app?
We are working on it very hard, fixing last bugs. Please stay tuned.
@Eric
. The Safari webarchives do not show the password-page in Devon but what I saw and wanted to save into Devon. The plugin-versions simply show the password formular…
It is simply the difference between webarchives saved via Safari into the inboxand via the plugin which is a bit puzzling
kills Javascript somehow… went back to bookmarklet
Actually, the extension is, technically, almost identical to the bookmarklet. It us only loaded right when you load a page and not injected later.
@Christian: Ah, now. The difference is that when you save a web archive directly from within Safari, Safari knows the credentials and saves it as logged-in. When you use the plugin, it cannot save a web archive directly but forwards a request to DEVONthink and DEVONthink (!) saves the page. And DEVONthink was not logged in.
@Steve, @eth: Can you describe what you meant by it “killing” JavaScript in a little more detail for me please? I’m hoping this has been addressed by some of my latest changes (which should be released shortly), but I wanted to double-check that I’m not missing something crucial here.
Thanks,
Rob (hard-working extension developer (: )
Rob, regarding the javascript bug: I don’t know how to track down the bug correctly/best usable for you, but the problem is for example that I can’t log in on javascript-login-driven webpages any more. Filling in the credentials is ok, but the “send” button does not work.
@edt: We should have fixes this problem with the next release.
Just a quick note that we have just published a bug fix release. Read more.
thanks, works smooth & correct now!