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any idea if there is a app, plugin or any such thing to pull in web annotations to vscode ?

Found a neat way to get your journal articles or web annotations onto your notes. 1. Download Zotero 2. Get the MDnotes addon from https://github.com/argenos/zotero-mdnotes 3. Activate the MDnotes plugin on Zotero by going to 'Tools > Add-ons > and drag and drop the plugin on the window' 4. Right click the media on Zotero and click MDnotes > Export to markdown. 5. Move your markdown note the respective folder on Dendron. I have found this works extremely well as it create proper tags, backlinks and bibliography for all media (web annotations, journal articles, articles, books). Make sure to import your notes and annotations into Zotero library. This works well while setting up your PKM such as Zettelkasten. Screenshot below.

@User does amazing work!

Is there any reason to not run VSCode and VSCodium at the same time? I wonder if my performance issues could be related to that? I find VSCodium with dendron is often so unresponsive it's hard to believe, I wait 2-3s to be able to type just after cmd-tab'ing back to the app...

Oh no, I disabled dendron and it's the same! I have been wrongly accusing dendron! 🙈

I've had the same experience too. with or without Dendron, I had trouble with VSCodium's performance. For me, Source control was constantly hogging up the resources and I wasn't motivated enough to try to fix it 😓

Do you see a perpetually running progress bar / spinner with any of the UI components related to source control?

I think this is the issue -> https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium/issues/718 i've noticed it ever since vscodium 1.56 and have had to stop using it entirely

Ahhhhhh. Well, that would explain it! Thanks a lot, that's a great help. Would also explain why disabling all extensions doesn't fix, but restarting with all extensions disabled does, probably because the core git stuff is disabled in the latter case. Okay, well, at least now I can figure out how to react. Thanks a lot for the link, really appreciate it.

Nice find! Well, not so nice. there seems to be no progress on the issue yet unfortunately.

Hello! Does anyone have an example of inserting a video into one of their Dendron/ReavealJS documents? - I've tried both link:

![](assets/videos/2022-01-27_BBounty_Example.MOV)

AND - HTML

<video width="640" height="480" controls>
  <source src="assets\videos\2022-01-27_BBounty_Example.MOV" type="video/mp4">
</video>

- Neither of them seem to work, I end up with a blank video player...

You can embed YouTube videos. This would also work, but you should use a full path in

src

, and it won't work in the preview.

Ok. Do you know if ONLY YouTube videos can be embedded? Ideally, I need to insert a local video, can't be internet hosted. (Its a bug bounty proof-of-concept. Can't leak the content)

I'll try using full path and see it that works

Anything served over HTTP will work, if you spin up a local server that would work too.

VSCode's electron build doesn't ship with ffmpeg due to licensing and security concerns, so this means audio and video cannot be embedded inside webviews.

@User , @User found a way to make it work for this use case: - Need to host video locally - Using

python

server, serve the file up temporarily Another solution: - Host the .mov/.mp4 file in Azure Blob Storage - Set an expiration time for the URL - Add the URL to the vscode-reveal presentation

Made some progress on my dream of managing contacts in markdown. I've written the first draft of a md -> CardDAV sync utility. It's a cli app (in TypeScript) that might sort of work for my personal use case! https://github.com/GenerousLabs/md2carddav

it seems like when i hit ctrl+enter on a backlink in a note, that it just inserts a new line instead of navigating to thew note. Is this expected behavior?

Can you open the keyboard shortcuts configuration and search for "Ctrl+enter"? It probably conflicts with the shortcut from another extension

yeah that seems to be the issue

do you know if keyboard shortcuts are local to the dendron workspace or global to the vscode instance?

im just wondering so i can version it

I think it's global normally but you can also overwrote them per workspace

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Is it possible to make one note to belong to two hierarchies? For example, I have my literature notes in

book.subject.author.md

, but the same citation could be used in different project/articles i write. So I want

book.subject.author.md

to belongs to "book" hierarchy and to "subject" hierarchy. Or something like

project1.book.subject.author.md

and

project2.book.subject.author.md

but the same note. I doubt it's possible, but asking just in case. 🙂

How about decoupling the author from the book/subject instead? Have

authors.author-name

notes, then link to them in

projectX.book.subject

. Would that work for your use case?

@User I am organize my citations this way now, plus some fine tuning with tags. The plus of multi hierarchies is that you will have nice visual representations in Tree view... But that is not essential.