Nor is it surprising that Apple used macOS 13.3. The X.3 macOS release is typically out in spring. Having said that, as was the case before Evernote 10, in my humble opinion, DEVONthink is preferable to Evernote for most Mac users because, well DEVONthink is committed to macOS and has several major distinctive advantages.The Apple Silicon Mac Pros in testing currently run macOS 13.3. Hopefully Evernote will learn from Obsidian and other developers that it is easy to write a wrapper around an electron app to deliver automation to Mac users. So Evernote users should think long and hard before downgrading to Evernote 10. (And it could be that with some elbow grease one could get the title.) NB: there’s we don’t see a reliable way yet to get the title of a note, nor Hook to New.
If anyone tries it, please let us know and we might include it in Hook. Set myName to display dialog "What is the title of the note?" default answer "" If myUrl is not missing value and length of myUrl is not 0 then If (the clipboard) is not equal to "" then Repeat 50 times - poll clipboard for ~2.5 seconds Tell application "System Events" to tell process "EverNote" Here’s a UI scripted version of integration with Evernote 10. Here’s a web page of ours on integration with DEVONthink. DEVONthink supports several different sync technologies (including iCloud)- one doesn’t need to use Evernote’s servers.
DEVONthink has a very active Mac user base–who answer questions and offer utilities. DEVONtechnologies is obviously firmly committed to macOS, iOS and iPadOS. One might also want to link to the current web page in one’s message to them. We recommend getting in touch with Evernote we offer this email template. We will have a look at their APIs and update Hook accordingly when there’s support for linking. As long as data in an app can be linked via automation, Hook can do its job. Hook can use a CLI, JavaScript, whatever… Users can even fully / programmatically customize interaction between Hook and any other app. Hook is not limited to AppleScript for communicating with apps. It’s as if Apple would say we’re deprecating Objective-C because only a small % of our users know how to use it, ignoring the fact that there are thousands of times more people who use apps written in objective-C than actually program in Objective-C. Yet the number of people who program in AppleScript is just a fraction of the people who use utilities that are written in AppleScript. Evernote are aware of this issue of course and in their view AppleScript is not relevant because not a lot of people use it. We confirm that AppleScript is not available in Evernote 10.
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