| Website | https://goodlinks.app |
| App Store | https://apps.apple.com/app/id1474335294 |
TIL copying text from @goodlinks and pasting it in #Shortcuts could be replaced by a custom swipe, see video.
As someone who has a couple apps revolving around the superpowers URLs provide (if curious, check out MousHero & Link HUB on https://cdf1982.com), I’m always thrilled to see indies put great #automation bones in their apps.
Shortcut: https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/48ee4a3bf5784b84b384d5649b59b008
URL used in GoodLinks:
shortcuts://run-shortcut?name=AI%20Summary&input=[content-text]&x-success=goodlinks://x-callback-url/
I have been testing GoodLinks 2.0 for the past few months and it's an excellent upgrade: a native read-later app for Apple platforms with extensive Shortcuts support, widgets, and now highlights.
One of the best app releases of the year so far. Here's our review: https://www.macstories.net/reviews/goodlinks-2-0-the-automation-focused-read-later-app-ive-always-wanted/
One of my greatest frustrations with read-later apps is how hard most make it to get your data out on your terms. Few allow you to export links using Shortcuts or some other system, and even fewer offer to do the same with highlights – until now. With version 2.0, GoodLinks adds highlighting and note-taking
A big finally…
Finally, a read later app that pays as much attention to getting things out - links, highlights, and notes - as getting them into the app.
GoodLinks 2.0: The Automation-Focused Read-Later App I’ve Always Wanted
One of my greatest frustrations with read-later apps is how hard most make it to get your data out on your terms. Few allow you to export links using Shortcuts or some other system, and even fewer offer to do the same with highlights – until now. With version 2.0, GoodLinks adds highlighting and note-taking
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