Here’s an excerpt from the newsletter we sent out recently, minus information that was already published on the blog. I’m delighted to draw attention to the recent release of Hookmark 5.1, which introduces a new Finder extension. We also recently released deep linking with Bike, deep linking with OmniOutliner, and Capacities integration. We also continue …
Capacities is a next-generation note-taking app built for personal knowledge management. Hookmark works with the Mac and web versions of Capacities. Hookmark enables you to link Capacities items to and from anything that is also link-friendly. This page provides some of the technical details about linking with Capacities. Copy Link, Copy Markdown Link and Hook …
Hookmark 5.1.1 is available for download. This fixes a crash that users of Hookmark 5.1 who are on macOS pre Big Sur experienced. It also fixes issues with the recently introduced Finder extension. New integration! Aadded support for Capacities, a next-gen note-taking app built for personal knowledge management! Integration requires Capacities Version 1.23.54 or more …
Unlike other bookmarking apps, Hookmark works not only with web browsers: You can bookmark information in any linkable app. Hookmark even has custom addressing schemes for apps that don’t have their own (such as Apple Notes and Contacts). Plus, you can invoke Hookmark’s contextual window in the linkable apps listed below, enabling you to “hook” …
Brian Shi, CogSci Apps Co-Founder Brian is the CTO (Chief Technology Officer) of CogSci Apps. He has been leading cognitive productivity software development for nearly 15 years (at SFU’s psychology-based Learning Kit and nStudy projects, then CogZest, then at CogSci Apps). He and Luc worked together in leadership capacities on all those projects. Brian has …
