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One Tap Less | Getting Drafts Right For 2016

Getting Drafts Right For 2016

Gabe Weatherhead, my go-to person for all things text, on how he uses Drafts:

My trick is to not overload Drafts with actions. Now that iOS 9 has terrific sharing sheet options, I don't need as many actions in Drafts. I prefer to open Drafts and get a giant white canvas over trying to select and edit an address bar in a browser or going through several taps to create a note in another app. I've been trained to think of an app-centric world but I think what we really need is an intention-centric world.

This article has everything: menu actions, script keys, general settings, praise for prompt. If you're getting started on Drafts or never used it up to your expectations, this should hook you up.

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