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Roadmap!
Awesome work!
That's on the roadmap! lol So happy you appreciate it!
Not yet! Great idea though. I've always just pulled out my conversations without pulling the attachments or URLs. The next version might provide an option for what you want to extract (Messages, Attachments, URLS)

I'll mess with Mail after that!

Thanks for the love @ata_aman !

Show HN: IsItElon – Protect Your Loved Ones from Scammers on X

https://regulaite.com/isitelon

I built this simple webpage to help prevent my aging mother from falling victim to scammers on X (formerly Twitter). She believed she was talking to Elon Musk, and despite numerous attempts to explain the situation, she wouldn't listen. Scammers posing as Elon convinced her that they were her boyfriend, and even tried to get her to send Bitcoin or buy gift cards.This tool allows users to check...

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Show HN: Extract iMessage Attachments and Links into Organized Folders

https://gist.github.com/rmtbb/c77deb7a697b032d374c57cf96aa98c8

I created a simple shell (zsh) script to help macOS users extract attachments (photos, videos, audio files) and URLs from their iMessages. The script pulls data directly from the Messages database (chat.db), organizes attachments into folders named after each contact or group conversation, and compiles all shared links into CSV files.This tool can be useful for anyone looking to back up or...

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Done :-) Thank you. Also updated it to work with the bookmarklet title. Thanks!
Done! Just updated the description thanks for the suggestion! Also added comments to the non-minified version
Thank you! Happy you dig it
Hey HN,

I recently found myself needing a quick way to preview HTML and SVG code without having to copy it into an IDE, save it, and then open it in a browser. ChatGPT's new canvas feature is great for generating code, but it doesn't provide a way to preview HTML directly.

To solve this, I made a small bookmarklet that allows you to instantly preview HTML from your clipboard in a new tab. Just copy your HTML, click the bookmarklet, and it will render immediately.

It's a simple tool, but it’s saved me a lot of repetitive steps, and I figured it might help others too.

The bookmarklet code and instructions for saving it are included in the post.

Happy to hear any thoughts or suggestions!

Thanks, and I hope it saves you some time.

Users get provisioned the first time they click the tile (in Okta). Depending on how it is set up, it will provision basic or licensed accounts when new users click. You can make it so different security groups on AD/Okta get provisioned with different account types.