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the only things I didn't like of obsidian was working with images was a nightmare, in Evernote you have a shortcut to take an area screenshot, it stores automat
by student2k 5y ago
the only things I didn't like of obsidian was working with images was a nightmare,
in Evernote you have a shortcut to take an area screenshot, it stores automatically in a folder,
then you can write stuff below it, and move it to another folder, really good work flow I miss in obsidian.
- noyesno 5y agoI use the OS’s native screenshot functionality[1] and just paste it directly to the note. The only thing I need to remember is to assign the attachment folder, so that the image ends up in the correct place. If you move the note or the attachment/image file via Obsidian’s own file browser, all links are updated automagically. [1] Win10: Win + Shift + S OSX: Shift + Command + 4 Linux: Shift + Ctrl + PrtSc
- singhrac 5y agoFor me the copy and paste into a note functionality works perfectly. Actually that’s one of the most seamless parts of the app. I use it everywhere along with macOS’s built in screenshot.