um, so what happens if, like me, you remove stuff when you have
done something with it, leaving an empty tag (for now)?
It needn't be mandatory, I believe it was phrased "would be possible
… to automatically erase". Still, I agree, I don't think it need be
automatic - but some improvement i
2. Yojimbo badly needs some sort of tag-management, but at the very
least, would it be possible for you to automatically erase a tag that
doesn't have any references. There are many tags sitting in the
database that don't have any references, those should automatically be
removed.
um, so what h
In Yojimbo I can see what collections an item is in with the inspector
(but this doesn't work for smart collections or built-in collections).
It would be nice if Yojimbo implemented the behavior (or something
similar) that Address Book uses for collections: pressing the option
key will highlight t
Howdy,
I've been enjoying integrating Yojimbo into my environment, but there
are a few things that I've bumped into that I'd love to see changed.
Would be nice if we could click on a URL and go there this is
particularly true of password objects. Currently, I copy the URL and
paste it
I occasionally drag xml files to Yojimbo for later reference.
I am working with some Web Services today, and notice that Yojimbo
doesn't recognize .wsdl files as xml files. Is there a way to add
that extension to Yojimbo's supported file types, since it's plain
olde™ xml?
Thanks
Robert
I haven't tried this + all the usual "YMMV" stuff, but might be of
interest to many here:
How-To: Truly reset your .Mac sync data
By David Chartier | Published: February 25, 2008 - 03:28PM CT
As many users of syncing products know, sync can be tricky. Items can
sometimes get duplicated or not syn
