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In the case of bookmarks or files, this doesn’t really matter-the app probably shouldn’t influence these items anyway. Unfortunately, neither the DTTG clipper nor the URL scheme give you much control over what the resulting items look like. A service like Shortcuts can then be used to customize the data you’re including in the URL scheme, making this option a quick, simple, standardized way of saving content to DEVONthink. To that end, if you want to use the same settings on a variety of imports, DEVONthink To Go supports URL commands ( see page the relevant appendix of the DEVONthink To Go user guide.) For example, you can construct a URL command like x-devonthink://createbookmark?destination=D3BB6ED8-41AC-4A5E-A6A0-7984DC9811B3&location=, and every time you open that command it will create a new Bookmark for the URL in the DEVONthink record with a Universally Unique Identifier ( UUID) of D3BB6ED8-41AC-4A5E-A6A0-7984DC9811B3. Additionally, this menu can be somewhat tedious if you’re using it often. However, that clipper doesn’t provide an option for saving items as PDFs. Open the Share Sheet from any item and select DEVONthink, and you’ll be provided with a clipping interface that gives you many import options.

On iOS, the Share Sheet ( 􀈂) is used to get items from one app to another, and DEVONthink is no exception. On DEVONthink To Go ( DTTG), DEVONthink’s iOS and iPadOS (hereafter I’ll just say “iOS”) counterpart, the options are not so endless. macOS’ flexibility makes all of these options easy. You can clip them straight into the app using the Clip to DEVONthink tool, you can save them in your own formats and import them into DEVONthink, you can drop them into a designated file system folder and use Folder Actions to import them automatically. On macOS, users have seemingly infinite options to save new items into DEVONthink. 1 That last use-case is the focus of this article-and the iOS shortcut I’m sharing. Chiefly, it provides a robust repository for everything I’ve ever thought of, done, or found. I use DEVONthink for a variety of purposes.