Anything vaguely related to TextMate and macOS.
While I have mentioned this before, TextMate comes with an input manager you can install. Hereafter you can press ⌃⌘E in any Cocoa text field (even editable WebViews) to send the text to TextMate, where saving and then closing the window will take you back to the calling application (with the updated text).
Recently Brett Terpstra wrote about how to get similar functionality working for Firefox (which is not using Cocoa text fields).
by Christophe Cuq
I dont understand why he is doing this that way. I have done the same think without creating a symbolic link, just giving “It’s all text” the path to TextMate in Applications.
And it works, I am writing this with TM…
by Tommaso
This plugin in gmail move the page to the right, unusable!
One problem I have found is that attachments will be removed.
by gian
this is a cool trick! But why there’s not syntax highlighting in mail? Everything is text.mail.markdown text.html.markdown, and I recently upgraded to the latest bundle versions…
by gian
sorry, I realized I did not have Markdown enabled. Everything works fine!
by Jacob Rus
All we need is someone with experience in the Camino codebase to help get the input manager working in Camino, and we’ll be set. :)
So, without an API for Opera, I guess we’re left out in the dark?
Doesn’t work with IDEA or E on Windows :(
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