Import highlights to Capacities with the Web Highlights Extension

[@rreport]

Thanks a lot for sharing, very nice function. Definitely will use it!

[@martinsalazar1302]

very nice. This should be a feature of the web clipper from Capacities.

[@visi7891]

I think the coding would take a lot of time for the small-capacities team to implement, like the formats and stuff. Even basic text-copying probably is a whole other coding thing. Not a high-ticket item on the roadmap. I heard they're focused on working on offline-first right now.. WebHighlights already has all this coded

[@cossack4930]

great job, beth

[@levoN2420]

Thanks for the info - I am wondering if it makes sense for me to use when I have a Reader/Readwise subscription and can cut and paste into Capacities from there and then it doesn't go to Weblinks which I don't use - maybe I'm missing something on the utility of Weblinks. Anyway, very informative. Thanks again.

[@CapacitiesHQ]

If you already have a workflow set up elsewhere that works for you, it's best to stick with that. We'll add a Readwise integration in the future :)

[@JoSebastianMusic]

I was wondering if there are plans to implement an infinite canvas/whiteboard feature in capacities? Its the only thing holding me back from switching from obsidian. :)

[@visi7891]

cool partnership

[@robfuzz]

What about Kindle highlights. Am I able to import them into Capacities? I would love that!

[@CapacitiesHQ]

Not at this time.

[@Snailist-n3h]

Why don't I see a Lifetime Plan? I am Korean.