Extract title and content when adding an entry via Share extension from Safari #420
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A new version including your contribution has been sent for validation by Apple. It will be available in version 7.4.0 once accepted by Apple. |
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Thank you for pushing it to the AppStore so fast. I can't wait to use the official version again 😄 |
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This PR gives the Share extension the option of using the title and content directly from Safari when adding an article. For me, this makes it much easier to add articles that are behind a paywall.
This feature is also supported by the wallabagger browser extension.