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tewe
Automator can't create `.appex`, either.
As far as I can tell those three utilities are Finder Extensions, not Share Menu Extensions.
Out of curiosity, what is your use case? Composing text you will copy to GitHub? I just use the operating system "keyboard" features to insert emoji as unicode characters.
There seems to be more than one emoji extension for Raycast, and they all insert Unicode characters, so I still don't understand why you'd need those placeholders.
To be clear for posterity: the request was not to store the five ASCI characters `:joy:` and have the preview render an emoji. But to type `:joy:` and have that...
Have you tried Settings > Storage > Add External Folder?
As far as I can tell the source of truth is the [isFit method] (https://github.com/glushchenko/fsnotes/blob/973a483f4191dc93ff9610e60c2d2d46e4f995e3/FSNotes/ViewController.swift#L1811). In Preferences > General we have a Default Storage folder, and in Preferences > Advanced...
I'm not familiar with the code, but there seems to be a "project" feature that's not exposed in the UI. So **Notes** may just mean the same as **Inbox**.
I can't reproduce this. With two notes named `this is one sentence` and `this is sentence one`, clicking a link `[[this is one sentence]]` within a third note always jumps...
I don't know where using double square brackets in Markdown originated, but the current FSNotes behaviour is consistent with nvALT.