Sonny Software

Note to Bookends for iOS users: you can use the 1Password extension to fill in a login/password in the internal web browser. To use it, tap the Share icon and choose 1Password on a web page that requires a login/password. More information on how to setup and use 1Password can be found here.

Barcode Scan has been added in Bookends for iOS 3.2.

"Autofill From Internet and Barcode Scan" section in docs.

Bookends for iOS 3.2 is now available for download.

This feature has been added in Bookends for iOS 3.2.

This issue has been fixed in Bookends for iOS 3.2.

• In preferences, set your default attachment folder to iCloud Drive.
• Move your attachments to iCloud Drive/Bookends folder.

Please see the user guide for how cloud sync works, and how to set it up to work with Bookends for iOS and Mac.
Search for "Cloud Sync"
http://www.sonnysoftware.com ...

Please use a helper app from this thread.

We can add this feature to Bookends for iOS. If user1 field isn’t empty we will use it, otherwise we will create a temporary citation on the fly based on the first author's last name and year as shown in your example. If the dynamically generated value isn’t what you need you can always go to ...

Maybe you should try to reinstall your iOS, or wait for iOS 11. I think something is wrong on iOS level.

Currently just AND operator supported for conditions, more powerful search engine for the library is planned.

Yes, files are stored locally in ~/Library/Mobile Documents/ and this folder should be backed up by Time Machine.

If it's an issue with iCloud servers you should try to sync again later.
Also please try to "Reset Network Settings" as suggested here.

Please try to resync your iOS library:
1. Tap on the gear icon -> “Unlink this library from cloud…"
2. Sync with cloud.

Thank you for your feature request, we’ll explore it and see what’s possible.

If there is no Bookends folder in iCloud Drive on Mac, but it's there in iCloud Drive on iOS please download this helper app.
It will create a temporary file (can be deleted after) in that folder forcing macOS to show it.