Plinky: Save & Bookmark Links

Plinky 6.1: More Shortcuts, More Improvements, And As Always, A Little More Plinky 6 brought your links to the Mac, and now I’ve gone back to Plinky’s roots to make it even easier to save, organize, and get back to your links everywhere. DO MORE WITH SHORTCUTS Plinky’s Shortcuts support has gotten even better. Anything you can do in Plinky you can now do in Shortcuts. Find links you’ve set aside for today, add reminders for tomorrow, and have more control over how links are added to folders, tagged, or pinned. You can now update and edit every property a link has, jump straight to screens in the app, and enjoy an improved search, filtering, and sorting experience across all of your Shortcuts. TAKE THE SAFARI EXTENSION FURTHER Plinky's Safari extension is now available on iPhone and iPad. And if you’re using your iPad with a keyboard, you can save any page with the ⌘⇧P keyboard shortcut. IPHONE DUO READY Plinky now works on your shiny new iPhone Duo. And if anything doesn’t please let me know and I’ll fix it ASAP! MORE IMPROVEMENTS & FIXES - There are now separate swipe and long-press actions for opening a link in your default browser or Plinky's in-app browser. - Links can now be exported as JSON, alongside CSV, HTML, and plain text. - There are numerous fixes to CSV and HTML exports as well, better accounting for quotes, line breaks, and special characters. - Link action menus are now consistently arrange their actions everywhere across the app and save screen. - Further improvements to duplicate link detection, including the tricky ways websites try to track you. - Existing reminders can now be edited even when you've reached the free reminder limit. - Fixed a bug that could prevent Sign in with Apple from completing in the Safari extension. - And one last fix: Patched up an edge case where paid users were asked to upgrade to Plinky Pro. SAY HELLO Love Plinky? Have ideas? Found a bug? I (Joe) would love to hear from you!