Gmail attachments with Quicksilver
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Thomas C. Wolfe
Jun 20, 2012, 4:15:29 PM6/20/12
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Greetings. I am just wondering if anyone in the Quicksilver community has any news about the ability of Quicksilver to send attachments through Gmail. The last forum post was about four years ago, and I see that the program is constantly changing, being improved, etc.
Patrick Robertson
Jun 20, 2012, 6:01:13 PM6/20/12
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Unfortunately, Gmail still has no method of attaching files from your local hard drive except for using drag and drop or the attach button. This is a feature I would also like, so if/when it comes available I will most certainly make it available.
On 20 June 2012 21:15, Thomas C. Wolfe <tcw...@gmail.com> wrote:
Greetings. I am just wondering if anyone in the Quicksilver community has any news about the ability of Quicksilver to send attachments through Gmail. The last forum post was about four years ago, and I see that the program is constantly changing, being improved, etc.
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Rob McBroom
Jun 21, 2012, 9:05:37 AM6/21/12
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On Jun 20, 2012, at 6:01 PM, Patrick Robertson wrote:
> Unfortunately, Gmail still has no method of attaching files from your local hard drive except for using drag and drop or the attach button.
Reason #8 why a web browser makes a lousy e-mail client. :-)
> Unfortunately, Gmail still has no method of attaching files from your local hard drive except for using drag and drop or the attach button.
Gmail supports real clients, which would give you this ability.
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Andreas Johansson
Jun 21, 2012, 9:27:47 AM6/21/12
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2012/6/21 Rob McBroom <mailin...@skurfer.com>:
doJavascript (Safari)/execute (Chrome) to execute JS that simulates
the drag and drop functionality. I haven't tried to do this, and I'm
not sure if there are any security measure that prevents such code
from executing, but it might be a way to go. It may be too complex to
fix, and it seems Firefox does not contain any functionality to
execute JS.
// Andreas
> On Jun 20, 2012, at 6:01 PM, Patrick Robertson wrote:
>
>> Unfortunately, Gmail still has no method of attaching files from your local hard drive except for using drag and drop or the attach button.
Theoretically, it might be possible via Scripting Bridge to use
>
>> Unfortunately, Gmail still has no method of attaching files from your local hard drive except for using drag and drop or the attach button.
doJavascript (Safari)/execute (Chrome) to execute JS that simulates
the drag and drop functionality. I haven't tried to do this, and I'm
not sure if there are any security measure that prevents such code
from executing, but it might be a way to go. It may be too complex to
fix, and it seems Firefox does not contain any functionality to
execute JS.
// Andreas
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