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I agree with your thoughts on siloing being a poor decision by Apple, but I see nothing here that couldn’t already be done all on device using existing APIs. A
by jclardy 7y ago
I agree with your thoughts on siloing being a poor decision by Apple, but I see nothing here that couldn’t already be done all on device using existing APIs.
Apple already added drag & drop between apps, you can drag text/images from safari straight into notes (or any app that implements drag/drop.) The web clipper could be implemented as a safari extension and work in a nearly identical way.
- Terretta 7y agoAgree with this comment. It also (superficially) appears they haven’t studied deeper (more academic, research or UX driven) prior art. It’s easy to beat Preview or PDF Expert. Harder to surpass the more innovative examples. In particular, there’s a lot of depth in Liquid Text: https://www.liquidtext.net https://www.liquidtext.net But also a couple of the infinite canvas note anything apps, especially ones that also bring in audio recording or other ‘mixed media’ while covering swaths of the thinking outlined here. Finally, there’s an irony that all the video embeds on this article are disabled on my iPad Pro. Do they even iPad?
- endergen 7y agoThey mention Liquid Text being an inspiration