Quick Dynalist - The native Android app for Dynalist

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#15

Just started to use dynalist. This looks a good app for the phone. Hope the offline use is able to be implemented soon as this would be really useful!

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#16

@Malcolm and @Kevin_Murray Offline mode is here!
Update to version 1.3 in the Play Store.

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#17

Just tried it out and it works great online and off! Thank you so much for taking the time to do this! This is the quickest and easiest ways to get items into dynalist on Android

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#18

Yes. Worked offline for me too. Thanks.

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#19

That’s awesome, thank you!
I am literally using the app every single day.

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#20

I released another version! Items that are frequently used (i.e. have many child nodes) are now listed as alternative targets to your Inbox. Just use the spinner to select the alternative location.

Originally, I intended to list bookmarks there, but the current API does not expose bookmarks. If you think that would be a great feature, please leave a comment in this thread to extend the API.

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#21

We also implemented Google Assistant integration! Say “Add a note” or “Note to myself”.

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#22

New version!
Custom insert locations! Add the tag #quickdynalist, #inbox, or 📕 to items that should appear in the list of possible locations for insertion.

also see Quick send to multiple locations on android

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#23

It’s great how you are developing this. It’s floating to the top of my application list.

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#24

Nice one Louis! My post is now a bit redundant :smiley:

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#25

Ok (1) this is awesome, thank you!

(2) for me it was everything with this symbol (:open_book:) which came up in my list - I only found this out as I had used this in the past to indicate some random things (edit: just to be clear, this isn’t a problem for me, I just deleted them all)

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#26

Another big update. App redesign & advanced items with date, time & notes.

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#27

:open_mouth:

SICK

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#28

This is so awesome Louis. Game changer.

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#29

Thanks! Appreciate your work. :+1:

One small thing…
Gmail inbox message urls are picked up as destinations as they contain #inbox

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#30

Thank you. Can you please give me such a url as an example?

#31

Every gmail message has its own url. I think the protocol is domain/user/account number/gmail label/unique identifier. If the message is given a different label, i.e. moved to a different folder in gmail, then the # would change but, #inbox would apply as long as it was in the Inbox. If the message is moved/relabelled the url would still point to the message though because of the unique identifier. Consequently, there’s no incentive to change the url if captured while it’s in the Inbox.

A sample url would be “https://mail.google.com/mail/u/1/#inbox/FMfcgxwBVMcnPzLRNsprRfGSjrMtJjNt”

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#32

Just a thought…

Could searching for " #inbox " rather than “#inbox” be a solution?

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#33

A URL can also end in #inbox, thus I opted for searching for " #inbox" or “^#inbox” where ^ is the start of the string.
Update coming soon.

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#34

Cheers :wink: