@skankinpenguin Hey, Thanks! Sorry for the late reply. That shouldn't be the case. Can you DM me a screenshot? I would love to help you get it working :)
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@nikhilsv92 Hi and sorry for the delay ... It just shows the set Notion page when ctrl-clicking – no options or preferences. Thanks for your help and the cool idea – I want to set my task list for quick access and NM would be THE tool of choice for this. All the best! 💙
@skankinpenguin Ah, I think I know what the problem is. 🙂 Settings/Preferences open when you "Right Click" on the icon. But, Ctrl+Click isn't right click. I added this to FAQs explaining how to get Settings/Preferences - https://bit.ly/niftyman-faq-sett...
Also, for the first time you would have to Login to Notion in Niftyman window. This is for setting up Notion in Niftyman browser. This is how you can do it - https://bit.ly/niftyman-faq-login
Please let me know if this works! 😃
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@nikhilsv92 I'm on an iMac – no Trackpad only MagicMouse (which does not support two finger-clicking) – hence the old-fashioned right-clicking via ctrl+click. Maybe you could implement the opportunity of ctrl+click for people like me ...? 😇 Would be very much appreciated! 💙
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built this app to solve a problem I had. I used to jump frequently between multiple Notion pages and wished there was a way to have my frequently accessed pages a click away and can be triggered by shortcuts 🙂
Features of Niftyman:
1. Multiple instances of Notion in Mac's Menubar. 🥳
2. Customise keyboard shortcuts for each instance. 🎹
3. Match your Page's emoji icon with Menubar Icon. 🔥
4. Quick toggles like, "Always on Top" which is handy when taking notes, etc
5. Few other features like render page as Mobile page.
Have you faced similar problem too? If you have any thoughts/feedback please let me know!
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If I have, for instance, 6 Notion windows available in Niftyman -- will I save system/application memory as opposed to having those 6 windows open in Notion? -thx
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