Nice. The idea of having a TOTD actually came from looking through the source and seeing that there used to be an iframe that was used to call TOTDs from blacktree.com
Will add those to the wiki as well as update the tutorials IF I get some time. Anybody else is free to help... :) I should probably concentrate on code at the moment, what with a new release soon™ On 11 April 2011 23:24, Howard Melman <[email protected]> wrote: > You can pull a bunch from here: > > > http://replay.waybackmachine.org/20081022134904/http://docs.blacktree.com/quicksilver/totd > ? > > Howard > > On Apr 11, 2011, at 2:53 AM, Patrick wrote: > > > Tip: Delete Safari's .download files when you cancel a download. Setup > > a Trigger: mv ~/Downloads/*.download ~/.Trash (Run Command in Shell) > > > > > > There's another nice tip I use :) > > > > *** > > Alternatively, if you have a wiki account (if you'd like one email me > > or Rob McBroom) you can edit this wiki page and add your own tweets > > there > > http://qsapp.com/wiki/Tip_of_The_Day#Tips > > *** > > > > On Apr 11, 4:38 pm, Patrick <[email protected]> wrote: > >> So, we've collectively started posting daily tips (Tip of The Day) to > >> @LoveQuicksilver, and it seems to be getting some positive feedback :) > >> > >> One user RTed: > >> @alfredapp PLEASE!!! “@LoveQuicksilver: TOTD: Use #Quicksilver to > >> automatically login using #1Password data:http://t.co/HLr6vlX” > >> > >> Made me chuckle...hehe! > >> > >> Obviously QS is so vast/customisable Phil or I won't know EVERYTHING > >> there is to know about Quicksilver, so I thought I'd start this topic > >> where QS users can post tips and we'll stick them on, once a day to > >> Twitter. > >> > >> To keep things tidy in your replies, and make it easier for us to find > >> tips - how about: > >> one tip per line (remember the 140 character count) > >> keep discussion until the end of your post. > >> > >> I've been tweeting things I mainly use; mostly from Howard's manual to > >> be fair ;) > >
