tedisagolli / readwise-random-quote

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# or
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readwise-random-quote's Issues

Support markdown highlights

Often highlight text will contain markdown rather than just plaintext!

Would be really awesome if the extension rendered markdown using something like https://github.com/evilstreak/markdown-js

Add a link to the highlight in Readwise for the user to click

We have a special url: readwise.io/open/123 where 123 is a highlight id, which will open a specific highlight in the readwise site/app.

Would be really useful if a user could somehow click through from their newtab page to that link to go and edit/tag/share/whatever the highlight in Readwise!

Using getRandomBook causes books/articles with fewer highlights to be shown relatively more

I am seeing very few highlights from my books, and many highlights from my articles, as right now with the getRandomBook logic all books/articles are weighed the same, but there are many more articles than books and books have many highlights per-book.

If instead you moved all highlights into a list and randomly selected from all highlights with equal probability, the resurfacing would work more like Readwise's and show more book highlights :)