Releases: verveguy/clip2tana
0.1.2
This build should fix the intermittent (frequent) failure to actually push or copy data to Tana when using the popup panel rather than the direct shortcut. Looks like a race in the way I was handling React context state between fetching the configuration and getting the Tana node structure. But please report any further weirdness.
Also moves the actual setting of the clipboard back into the content script since the popup panel seems to have issues accessing the clipboard in Arc. Again, intermittent.
0.1.1
Support for Tana Input API - push web clippings directly to the Tana Inbox!
Use the Chrome extensions page in Developer Mode to Load Unpacked this zip archive.
Pin the Clip2Tana extension to your browser window and then click it to bring up the popup UI.
Click Settings and make sure you turn on Push to Inbox and add Tana API Key, URL Field NodeID and Supertag NodeID.
(You can get these from the Show API Schema command in Tana. Open the supertag configuration page for the supertag you want to use, click in the supertag node name and then cmd-K - Show API Schema)
0.1.0b1
New build with a whole new UI. Beta release.
clip2tana now allows you to set some configuration params to adjust the format of the Tana paste clipping that it generates. While it still doesn't push to the Tana inbox directly, it does let you preview the clipping before copying it to the clipboard and even edit it if you wish.
Two modes:
1/ shift-cmd-P will just take the current tab and selection and put it on the clipboard silently.
2/ clicking the clip2tana extension icon will popup the clip preview and allow access to settings.
0.0.4
Added support for opengraph meta tags. Right now there's no way to turn this on/off. That'll have to wait for a preferences page.
If the og:url, og:description or og:title tag has the same content as the regular tags, I omit them.
Currently grabs og:type og:url og:description og:site_name og:image og:title