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This ‘Name Your Own Price’ bundle is exactly that-pay above the average price ( which stands at $4.51 as of writing) and you’ll unlock all 10 apps, plus also donate to charity. I wish I better understood how all this stuff works.If you’re looking to get some cool Mac apps, check out the latest Must-Have Mac Bundle featuring Typinator in our Deals Store. I’m sure it’s perfectly possible to mitigate any associated concerns. All I was saying was “ok, this may not be quite a easy/innocent to implement as it might appear at first glance” then again, it might well be. Again, my knowledge more or less ends there the horse may already be ranging freely, because DT has a browser integrated and can be controlled by script. That’s a Swiss cheese model approach to security - the more levels you have, the less likely security will ever be compromised. It was along rather more general lines, something like “if an app cannot parse links, then nobody can make it parse a malicious link if an app can parse links, that’s one step towards being able to gain malicious access”. My concern was not that your DT item links might fall into the wrong hands. Thank you for explaining your workflow I feel that’s always especially helpful when a new feature is to be considered. Different uses, workflows and preferences require different options it is very much for DT to decide what is practicable, safe and useful to a range of users. Doing so would destroy an enormous base of knowledge and input.

I would be saddened if DEVONtech placed more weight on my suggestions than on anybody else’s. I may be a vocal user of this forum, but that doesn’t make my opinions or reservations more or less important than yours, or any other users’. With DevonThink, for some reason, I often end up with a very long list of results many of which are completely irrelevant, and I often end up having to search through a long list of results to find the target - sorry, I don’t understand how my DevonThink Item Links are a security issue if they fall in the hands of an outsider.ĭear no. When I go to, move to, copy to, I would like the search to generate one or at least a short list of groups / subgroups which contains the search word or string which is exactly what a similar search in typinator would yield.

the root of my issue is the following.

I can combine a name search in typinator with the link as expansion to quickly insert the link to group or subgroup in question. with a link, I get direct / instantaneous access to a unique group or subgroup if I want to go to, copy to or move to.Typinator does work in the quick entry data fields, except when I access it while in a different. That being said, my reasoning is the following omnifocus clipping and typinator OmniFocus 1 for Mac. Two highly sophisticated forum members and have strong reservations about my suggestion, so I am probably wrong.