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Neither of these appealed to me as I have Gmail synced with Mail on my Mac, and on my iPod Touch (I also sync Google Contacts, Google Calendar and my school Outlook account) and I use TweetDeck to keep up with my PLN. Fluid is an application that allows you to create standalone desktop versions of your favourite web apps such as Gmail or Twitter.

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My best and most recent tech find for Mac is Fluid. If you want to know why you should be using nvALT, read this: Perfect ‘Simple’ Note Making, and this: Notational Velocity – Freedom To Write! Posted on Friday, 29 July 2011 Friday, 29 July 2011 Categories Productivity, Technology Tags brett terpstra, chrome, david halter, elastic threads, extensions, forked, notational velocity, nvALT, productivity, safari, Technology, update, writing Leave a comment on In the wild and extended! Creating Desktop Apps With Fluid If you’ve already been using nvALT 2.0 you can up date from within the app, if not get it here. You can read more about the updates here: nvALT 2.1 in the wild, and here: nvIt – Chrome and Safari extensions for nvALT. David has also developed extensions for Chrome and Safari, enabling you to create notes from a snippet of text or a whole page. A particularly useful addition is the auto-pairing of matched characters. I’ll post the source for these on GitHub soon, but if you are willing and able to develop a Firefox version please email me.Brett and David (Elastic Threads) have just released nvALT 2.1, the latest version of their Notational Velocity fork. Please email any bug reports to elasticthreads att with “nvIt bug report” in the subject Check back here or follow me on Twitter for updates to the extensions.

Since these extensions require OS X and nvALT 2.1, I don’t have any plans to release them on their respective Browser’s extensions page. To turn it on go to the extension’s preference page. There’s an preference setting to have nvALT use Instapaper’s Mobilizer when downloading pages into new notes, so that those notes are more readable.

Right-click on selected text, and select the appropriate option from the contextual menu, to have nvALT create a new note with the selected text as well as a link to the current page you’re on.

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Right-click away from either a link or a selection, and select the appropriate option from the contextual menu, to have nvALT download the current page you’re on as a new note.

Right-click on a link, and select the appropriate option from the contextual menu, to have nvALT download the linked page as a new note.

Click the toolbar button to have nvALT download the current page you’re on as a new note.

They let you create a new note in Safari 4 different ways:

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You can use the in-app update mechanism or download it here.īut I also just finished up developing Safari and Chrome extensions to extend nvALT’s notational velocity (or something ) into the browser. TextMate style auto-pairing of matched characters like parenthesis, brackets, and double quotes. NvIt – Chrome and Safari extensions for nvALTīrett and I just released nvALT 2.1 with a lot of bug fixes, UI improvements, and some new features.