Share screenshot to Agenda

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What I did:

  1. Screenshot created on iPhone or iPad
  2. Tap on the thumbnail to view the screenshot
  3. Screenshot sent to Agenda via the “Share” action
  4. Select note and insert screenshot
  5. Save note

What happened:
Screenshot is inserted but only as something like a placeholder.

This is the “Thumbnail view without title”

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This is the preview

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What I expected:
The screenshot is inserted and I can see and use it in the agenda note.

Things that might be helpful to know (Agenda version, OS and model, etc):
All the latest stable software versions.
What happens under iOS and iPadOS

2

Strange, I remember having fixed this, but perhaps the format has changed in recent iOS updates, we’ll take a look.

3

I added some screenshots to my notes today and was amazed at how tedious it still is.
Any positive news on this topic?

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4

Can you be more specific? I assume you mean you used the share extension to send the image to Agenda, correct? And you then choose which note you want to put it in, and where.

Can you explain which part you find tedious? How would you prefer that it worked in your ideal scenario?

5

I mean it as described above. Unfortunately, this still doesn’t work.

I then take a long detour and have to save each screenshot in the photo library first. Then I import the image into my note using the “Add from Photo Library” button.

These are unnecessary steps. I would like to send the images directly to Agenda and save them successfully in a note.

6

After a few tests, I see that the images are not always saved as empty attachments in Agenda. Screenshots from native apps can be inserted completely more often, e.g. Safari or Notes almost always and weather or calendar randomly. With other apps, e.g. Aloha, this generally does not work.
I have no idea why this happens and where the differences are.

7

OK, thanks.

Am I right in saying this sometimes works, and sometimes doesn’t? Ie it is not the case that it fails every time(?)

8

Yes, that’s right.