My use case for this extension was to create Todo tasks for scheduling Google Docs/Sheets/Slides for review at a later time. This extension doesn't really work for this, as the "Title" and other fields that it prepopulates are mangled boilerplate despite being correct and available in the actual HTML.I sent a two support emails about this bug over the period of a few weeks, but never received a response.In a lot of ways this is the best OmniFocus extension for any browser, but it doesn't work at all for my use case. Unfortunately you can't find that out until after purchase, and the author is completely unresponsive so it's unclear if it'll ever be fixed.Update: It did take awhile, but eventually the developer got back to me with the source of the issue. A few weeks after that version 1.2.1 was released, the resolves the above issue so I'm updating the score. Thanks for investaging and implmenting a solution!

I'm a long-time OmniFocus user and was always annoyed by how it saves URLs from Safari without any meta information. Really glad I found this little app! Now all my URLs saved to Inbox have proper titles, URLs, and even descriptions so I can easily search them in OmniFocus.

Sounded like a good idea so I bought this extension. However, while it will create a new item in OmniFocus it consistently also creates a new folder titled "Miscellaneous" to put it in. (It's supposed to put it in your Inbox.)I wrote to the developer who responded quickly with a fix. I wrote back when that fix didn't work and never heard back after that.If this works for you it's a kinda nice, although you can accomplish same thing with clipper service in OmniFocus. But caveat emptor: Tech support is absent.

I have loved OmniFocus for years, and always thought there must be a better way to get information into the app. Well, here it is!!