Hookmark is a Mac application by CogSci Apps which also helps with fast access to resources on the Mac or on the web enabling you to quickly link and access resources. Check it out.
If you have Hookmark installed and running, Trickster will show an additional button on the right edge of the row for files that already have Hookmark links. This helps with knowing when to invoke and not invoke Hookmark - there’s no need to remember or guess if a file or a folder on your Mac has hooks. If there are, the button will appear to indicate that. Clicking on that button will invoke Hookmark on the corresponding file, saving you a trip to the keyboard to hit Hookmark’s hotkey.
This is already possible. Hook has a feature (I think it’s on by default but check) where it adds a “Hook” Finder tag to all the hooked files. Make sure it’s checked:
Set the name, say, to “Hook”. Then in the Filter Settings, click “Matching Tags” add “Hook” to the the list (Hit + button below the list). It should look like this:
I need to check. I remember that it was missing (only working with direct Hookmark). If it’s missing for the Setapp version of Hookmark, I’ll add it. It should be relatively easy and there’s another fix waiting to be released soon anyway.
@andrewmglaser . I see that support for the Setapp version of Hookmark was added in spring of 2023, so a long time ago. Make sure you’re using the latest version of Trickster and that it’s allowed to control Hookmark in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Automation, like this:
Hmm, I do see that setting is on and conversely also on in HookMark for Trickster (See attached, not sure why but my screen capture didn’t pickup the switch colors, they’re blue on my end). But I’m still not seeing the Hookmark icon in Trickster.
I’m sorry, I misunderstood the integration. I was under the impression the hook icon was to create the hook (i.e., trigger Hookmark) not as an indicator of a previous hook. I’ve tested files with hooks and Trickster works as expected. Sorry to waste your time.
