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@iwsnj I didn't think anybody else would ever need it, but I made and use every day this workflow to save links (mainly to onedrive files) as webloc objects, pretty much your use case. It will present possible links from the clipboard history, take a target folder selection, and suggest a file name (which can be edited) based on the link itself. You might find it helpful! It was not meant for sharing so there is no documentation, little testing etc., let me know if I forgot anything. Keyword: webloc

thanks for clarifying! One more question: do you have either 1) a space and closed parenthesis or 2) a forward slash (/) in your project names? Unfortunately those are not supported.

press enter to choose the project, not tab

ok @sntrov, this might be related to your use of Cyrillic characters. You are posting the debugger output when it succeeds, can you post the output when it fails?

that sounds like an error. can you check the debugger output?

working now! Thanks!

Hi @vitor I think the update broke this for me. it gets stuck on 'fetching bookmarks', no debugger info. Trying to force a cache update, deleting the cache files, or reinstalling doesn't seem to have an effect. Any other suggestions? Thanks!

@beetlefrosch are you pressing shift + return (not simply return) to create a new task?

keyknight conquer your keyboard 👇️ A Worfklow to review the layout of your keyboard and corresponding finger positions. Download ⬇️ Motivation ✅ - Quickly check the layout and finger positions of QWERTY or Dvorak keyboards to improve your touchtyping or learn a new keyboard layout. Default settings ⚙️ - set the keyword or hotkey to open in map mode (all keys labeled, default: qwe) - set the keyword or hotkey to open in learning mode (no keys labeled, default: qww) - choose the set of symbols to indicate finger positions (default: 1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣...) - set keyboard layout (`QWERTY` and `Dvorak` currently supported) - set overall spacing - set left padding Basic Usage 📖 - open in map or learning mode, then press keys to see their position on the keyboard and corresponding finger - QuickLook (⌘-Y or ⇧) will show a diagram of the keyboard layout. Thanks 😀 - @zeitlings for inspiration with Calendar++ - Icon from Flaticon - keyboard diagrams from https://onlinetyping.org/

yes I realize the description is now misleading, and I will edit it, but for the time being the workflow 1) searches and opens books with the old Kindle app and Apple Books, and 2) searches only with the new Kindle app.

as I mention in the limitations section, I could not find a way to open a book in the new Kindle app via command line or applescript. If anybody has ideas I will be happy to implement. As for your missing book, is it a custom upload? I have not experimented much with files other than the regular kindle books. I don't see the debugger output in your message.

@luciano version 0.2 now supports the new Kindle app for macOS and Apple Books. Let me know if you try it and run into problems.

@kaleowatts I drafted a workflow to search your Google Drive. You will need to create a service in your Google account (a bit tedious, but only needed once), and share the documents (or folders) you want to search with that service. Instructions are in the README. Let me know if it works for you! Download from Github

this is great! Aadvarq also tried to do that, but it is slow

As Vítor mentioned it should be possible via the Google Drive API. It will require that you create a service for the application, I described this procedure for my gsheets workflow. The application would reproduce a web search in the google drive search box so, as Vítor says, won't find files that are not found there. Other approaches might work in your case, for example creating a local index. Do you have a few very large documents, or many short documents? Are they edited often, or rarely?