Integration

To save articles from the feedly web app and also the feedly mobile apps.

Hi everyone, I'm attempting to use the Raindrop.io API to update tags for nested collections. The top-level collections' tags have been successfully changed, but I'm experiencing problems making sure that nested collections are handled correctly. Is there a way to manage nested collections recursively and change their tags without using a lot of code? I would be very grateful for any assistance or recommendations for appropriate documentation! Regards ahead of time! I wrote the code shown above, however it wasn't functional. https://s.craft.me/nOYqjNLBDASQqJ

When Raindrop.io is available in the macOS share menu, it'll become easier to add different items to Raindrop.io . I know there's the Safari extension, but that's just for web-links.

I’d rather have the option to autotag OR getting suggested tags (using the meta data from the article). Because now I have to think of the tags to describe an article. And clicking suggested tags is much easier then typing them.

Give us a way to search raindrop saved bookmarks directly in Flow Launcher, an app for Windows 10/11 similar to Alfred ( https://www.flowlauncher.com/ ); here is a clip from Thomas Frank who talks about it, which means that it is a fairly famous app: https://youtu.be/BQKfAxFgi-E?t=489 . Flow Launcher allows you to create custom plugins, so I think it is possible to create a Raindrop plugin within the app.

Customize bookmark thumbnails by choosing an image to use from the bookmarked website, or uploading an image from your PC

Export all bookmarks once a day or week to Dropbox, iCloud or similar. This would enable people to import/use their bookmarks in non-cloud desktop applications (like DEVONthink).

Using https://extension.raindrop.io/bookmarklet/1.0/#/?link=${url} to save a bookmark, does technically work. but it is very cumbersome - can this be improved at all? ideally automatically saving the url to unsorted #feedly and then closing the popup automatically. i guess i can look at ifttt next...

The API references the cache Object. Can I get a copy or the content of the cache object? Regards