Hook allows you to overcome the limitation of apps that fail to respect your right to properly formatted links to your data. For example, Apple’s Podcasts, Music and App Store apps have a Copy Link share function. The command should honestly be called Copy URL not Copy Link, because it does not even give you […]
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At SSPAI.com, an Asian technology review website, 玉树芝兰 (nkwangshuyi) has written an excellent detailed review of Hook. In particular, it explains how Hook uniquely differs from and complements existing software. It shows how Hook’s two way links enable you to connect information in disparate apps, including personal information management tools like DEVONthink and Roam. It
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A cool link manipulating feature you probably didn’t know about : Focus on Copied Link ⌃⇧⌘L. We introduced it earlier this year but had not documented it. In a nutshell: if you’ve copied a link from any app (including Hook), you can focus Hook onto it. Then you can use all of Hook’s features on
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Earlier this week, we released Hook 3.2 (see release notes). Show HN allows users to post their own work, so I went ahead and shared it there on Ycombinator’s Hacker News. Hook 3.2 exec summary per release notes : New commands: Copy Selection and Link (⌃Q) (Hook Pro) and Open All Hooked Items (⌃⇧O); ⌃H
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Can you imagine working on your Mac without Copy and Paste? Nor can we. But guess what. There’s another command that is just as important; it’s Copy Link, which gives you a link to the currently selected or open resource. You can paste the link anywhere you like, so that you can quickly get back
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