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Link capturing not working in Chrome

13 år siden • opdateret af 13 år siden • 7

Make CintaNotes detect Chrome and Firefox applications by default, and when text is pasted from a webpage, get the URL associated with the webpage and put it in the link box by default.

Also if a link is detected inside of what is being copied to CintaNotes and there is no URL detected from the browser, then automatically place the link in the Link: box.

Make sure that it only does links with http:// and not anything with a period like some programs.

ex.

Don't read: google.com

Read: http://www.google.com

Read: www.google.com

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13 år siden

Are you sure CintaNotes doesn't already do that?What kind of text copying are you referring to? Clipping via Ctrl+F12 or plain Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V?

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13 år siden

I am referring to CTRL+F12 into CintaNotes.

There is an option in CintaNotes to get the title of the application , but not to get the direct URL from the application.

That is the part I am suggesting.

Does it copy the link? It hasn't for me and I am using the latest version of Google Chrome.

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13 år siden

Yes, the link should always be captured if it's available. There are no options about that.

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13 år siden

Just tried it with firefox (version 10.0) and it worked.

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13 år siden

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13 år siden

I have just run CN 1.5.4 and tried to clip text in Google Chrome (latest version) from cintanotes.com and other sites - the link is captured ok. Please try the following:
1) Try to change the Ctrl+F12 hotkey to some other hotkey, like Win+C
2) Try to clip from some other webpage
3) Try to clip on another PC
And please tell me the results. Thanks!
P.S. I assume that you haven't tried it in Firefox, have you?