Great tool. I would love to have similar functionality to transfer stuff directly from Google Reader or Instapaper into Evernote....(preferably using the reduced content provided by Safari Reader)
That's actually feasible using the hacked up version of the Evernote clipper I made for the Antique Reader hack. It allows you to pass in your own title and url, then handles the clipping part on its own. I'll see if I can make the time to cut this together with that and make a single-keystroke Reader->Evernote extension :).
The new Evernote clipper that came out last week will actually make it even easier, I think. I'll definitely try to take a look at it this weekend. Adding to the to-do list :).
I think I fixed this in the 0.2 update that I just pushed. Make sure the extension is updated in your preferences panel and see if it makes a difference for you.
that's nice and that but, Google Reader has built in support for sending of links to instapaper and to other services you can decode the url to. in the preferences send to options.
If you make use of the keyboard navigation that makes GReader my favorite way to read RSS feeds, clicking the Send To menu selecting your option and handling followup dialogs is just a pain in the ass. A single keystroke is preferable, at least to me.
Hey, this is great, and the notifications' display format is an unexpected bonus. I would like the notifications to stay up for a much shorter time, though - could you either reduce the timing or introduce a preference for this?
Definitely. I considered that at the time, but I was concerned that I'd made them too light and they wouldn't be noticed :). I'll push an update in the next couple of days that will take care of that.
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Man this tool will help me alot. Really great.
Great tool. I would love to have similar functionality to transfer stuff directly from Google Reader or Instapaper into Evernote....(preferably using the reduced content provided by Safari Reader)
That's actually feasible using the hacked up version of the Evernote clipper I made for the Antique Reader hack. It allows you to pass in your own title and url, then handles the clipping part on its own. I'll see if I can make the time to cut this together with that and make a single-keystroke Reader->Evernote extension :).
Do you still think that you'll find time to put this together?
I really would love it.
Thanks,
LagaV
The new Evernote clipper that came out last week will actually make it even easier, I think. I'll definitely try to take a look at it this weekend. Adding to the to-do list :).
It could happen, but I'm juggling way too much right now to make any promises. Definitely still on the project list, though.
Is there still hope to see some kind of tool for Instapaper / Google Reader / Evernote data archiving?
Cool! I'm looking forward to Monday. Many thanks.
It doesn't seem to like functioning for instapaper accounts that don't have a password set... is it just me, or is that a bug?
I think I fixed this in the 0.2 update that I just pushed. Make sure the extension is updated in your preferences panel and see if it makes a difference for you.
Quite possibly a bug, I haven't tested it without a password yet.
Instapapers official bookmarklet works in Google Reader too.
I'm just pressing ⌘-1 (the bookmarklet sits in Safaris Bookmarks Bar) and i'm done.
Now, that I'll give you. Late last night when I wrote this, I totally forgot that Marco had already made that work. I should sleep more.
And I thought I was the senbisle one. Thanks for setting me straight.
that's nice and that but, Google Reader has built in support for sending of links to instapaper and to other services you can decode the url to. in the preferences send to options.
If you make use of the keyboard navigation that makes GReader my favorite way to read RSS feeds, clicking the Send To menu selecting your option and handling followup dialogs is just a pain in the ass. A single keystroke is preferable, at least to me.
Hey, this is great, and the notifications' display format is an unexpected bonus. I would like the notifications to stay up for a much shorter time, though - could you either reduce the timing or introduce a preference for this?
Definitely. I considered that at the time, but I was concerned that I'd made them too light and they wouldn't be noticed :). I'll push an update in the next couple of days that will take care of that.