sabrogden
Import Notes From Different Clipboard Manager?
Hi there 🙂
Tons of copies/notes that were stored in the mobile version of a discontinued clipboard manager called "ClipTo", were wiped out by mistake, without a backup.
The desktop version is working and retains the notes, but doesn't have an official way to save/export, other than a vague notion of finding 'the database files in the AppData folder'. [The ClipTo folks are not active (possibly tragically so for the dev from Ukraine) for me to inquire directly.]
I've had Ditto installed for a little while too and would like to migrate all of my older ClipTo notes to it and have it be my default clipboard manager going forward.
➡️ Wondering if anyone here can suggest how to find the appropriate files (screenshots here) and then how to make them compatible with Ditto?
Any ideas are welcome. 🙂
Alex
Heads up @sabrogden
Wondering if you're able to view who the "and others" is referring to...
...because I received an email not long after making the thread, from someone posing (?) as a dev, containing a link to a virus (not affected because used an online sandbox to view the contents)...
Do you recognize the sender's name as an actual member of this repository?
I couldn't locate the "report spam/abuse" button for this "Issues" section so adding it here...
Wondering what you make of all this? 😬
Wondering what you make of all this? 😬
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https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/136990#discussioncomment-10468569
There is a lot of discussions about this problem here: https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/136836
The account that posted the malicious link was probably a bot or a compromised account. GitHub has been taking measures to curb this malware campaign and this is why most of them have been deleted.
👉 I asked a chatbot how to make Ditto's exported zdb file into a json file, compatible for importing into a different clipboard manager...
It assumed the zdb file contained a SQLite database and had me install Python to do a conversion...no "tables" were detected in the zdb file though and so a zdb-to-json conversion wouldn't be an option...
I located the ditto.db file on my pc...
...which is 3gb+, and will now try to convert that into a json...am I on the right track here? Anyone?