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OK. Thanks.

I have just found the same thing and was about to post it here. You're too quick! Thanks! I can't believe I've never known that having used a MBP since about 2007!

Thanks, Jon. There is no separate enter key on a MacBook Pro keyboard.

Thanks, Jon. I'm running Bookends 13.5.1 on Mac OS 11.2. I've not seen any issues with the colour picker in other apps.

I've noticed a couple of times that if I try to option-click on a highlight colour to change it, the colour picker opens immediately, but then it becomes extremely unresponsive. It takes several minutes before I can do anything again. Before I started this message I selected a new colour in the colo...

I also find the switch between notecards in the Notes stream and edit mode to be very slightly irritating in terms of workflow. One small thing that would help is to be able to exit edit mode with a keyboard command – cmd+enter or cmd-S – after typing in the note, rather than having to mouse down to...

Ahah! That's useful to know. Thanks, Serge.

Thanks!

Trying to create a smart group based on keywords is driving me mad. I use them all the time on the Mac and I understand why they don’t sync across, but it’s such a shame. My problem is that most keyword-based smart groups o create just don’t work. I’ve been trying to create one that searches for the...

This would be immensely useful. One of the problems with the more stream on iOS is that to add a new note requires scrolling right through the note stream first – which is a pain when one has 100+ notes – before reaching the ad note button. To do this one is bad enough, but to need to repeat it ever...

This would certainly be useful. I do most online searching in safari for this reason.

Bookends already had full disk access. I revoked it and added it back again, but that made no difference. I have repaired disk permissions as well, which also has made no difference. I will need to do a full reinstall of OSX in the next few weeks, so I won't bother investigating this much further.

I spoke too soon. Having just closed Path Finder and tried to rename another attachment, the same thing happened. I still had to authenticate when renaming the file manually in Finder, but I could at least use the fingerprint reader.

I've just realised why I need to enter my password: I recently started using Path Finder in place of Finder, and I presume a third-party app displaying files from ~/Library/Mobile Documents/ is not allowed to rename without being given permission? But I doubt that Path Finder would prevent the renam...

I've noticed that I have a number of attachment called things like 'Anonymous 580.pdf", "Internet source 343.pdf", "ContentServer 678.pdf", etc. I realise that this is a result of me importing something that I didn't want renamed, then importing something else without rememb...