[17] twodo://x-callback-url/add?task=%SafariTitle%&note=%SafariURL%&tags=pr Says that its invalid. If I replace it with: twodo://x-callback-url/add?task=%SafariURL%&note=%SafariURL%&tags=pr So there is no SafariTitle it is valid. Is this token not supported? https://wiki.keyboardmaestro.com/ac…

[image] Nikita: And then URL encode it and paste it as variable? When I do a similar thing with Things, I have to URL-encode it, yes.

Thanks. [55] Above works despite the orange thing on Open URL signifying some error?

Okay orange thing went away I copied it to another macro

Orange indicates it is not currently valid based on the variables and tokens current values. So, for example, the current Title variable value might be invalid, even though it will be valid when you actually run the macro.

In the Finder, if I use the “Connect to Server” dialog box like this: smb://tv.m.h/TV|9/00/56/005674/ the served folder “005674” mounts on my desktop; this also works fine with the afp:// protocol. This is exactly what I want to have happen, and what I would like to script with Keyboard Maestro. …

[image] ErikMH: If I use the Open URL action in Keyboard Maestro with the string I quoted above as literal text, Open URL is rendered in bright red, presumably implying that it wants me to percent-encode the URL. Attempting to run that one-step macro sends my web browser to keyboardmaestro.com . …

Sigh. Of course it is. This is what comes of too many sleepless nights. Yes, of course both the . and the / characters must be non-encoded — though I’m sure back in early internet days I saw encoded %2F get treated as / (“create no bad data; deal with all the bad data you receive”). BTW, FWIW, | i…

Can't use `SafariTitle` in `Open URL` action

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