Yes, currently only binary protocol was implemented.

I just updated the code, now the magic import hook is disabled by default, and can be install/remove by func.

Twitter seems to have an opposite opinion: https://blog.twitter.com/2013/cocoaspdy-spdy-for-ios-os-x

> However, we have measured as much as a 30% decrease in latency in the wild for API requests carried over SPDY relative to those carried over HTTP.

> In particular, we’ve observed SPDY helping more as a user’s network conditions get worse.

Seems very like evernote webclipper.

http://evernote.com/webclipper/

I think their landing page needs to indicate how they are different from Evernote. The ability to 'find cool new stuff' is intriguing - a bit like Stumbleupon + Evernote then?

Also there needs to be a way to contact someone and/or ask questions and/or provide feedback. An Olark tab would work.

I was thinking the same thing. Given I use Evernote to save pretty much everything, why would I need a separate service that does the same thing?