Flexibits has released version 1.2 of its Cardhop contact manager, adding Google, Exchange, and Office 365 directories for looking up users on Google Contacts, G Suite, and Exchange Global Address List. The update now lets you mark commonly used contacts as favorites (which sync between all devices, including the new Cardhop for iOS), resolves a potential crash when using smart groups in macOS 10.14 Mojave, improves matching of contacts that have an email address but no first or last name, and adds a Copy Contact URL option that gives you a link to show a contact in Cardhop from another app. A quick bug fix update to version 1.2.1 makes sure details appears properly in directory-based contacts and fixes a crash on 10.11 El Capitan and 10.12 Sierra. ($19.99 new from Flexibits and the Mac App Store, free update, 11.9 MB, release notes, macOS 10.11+) News flow 1 4 11 pm.
Actionify 1 0 5. Adobe lightroom classic 9 2 full. Flexibits released version 1.1 of Cardhop, their clever contact management app. There are lots of new features in the new version:. Support for French, German, Italian, Spanish and Japanese (including full text parsing and localized address and phone formats). Smart groups: create dynamic sm.
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- Cardhop relies on all your existing accounts, and it only accesses them through your Mac's Contacts app. Which means that your Gmail, Exchange, or Facebook contacts only sync to Cardhop if you sync.
- The same contacts that you already use will instantly be available in Cardhop. ICloud, Google, Exchange, and Office 365 are all supported. Notes will become your new best friend It looks like a small detail, but Cardhop's notes field will help improve your relationships.
- Cardhop What it is. A command line for your contacts. $30 ($22.99 launch sale; 21-day free trial) Who it's for. Fans of Alfred, Siri and IFTTT; people with multiple contact groups to manage.
