[petzi]

1. Emojis

Copy-pasting single-character versions of emojis might work for you.

You are right. The emoji problem is only with emojis more than one character long.

2. Automatic reminder of new version

Should be fixed after my next post.

Yes, it worked! That is now very comfortable. Also, to see the version number is very helpful.

3. Config menu

If I'm reading this right, you're doing this:

1. Open config menu
2. Open "Formatting" or "Other" submenu
3. Close submenu
4. Open submenu again
5. While the submenu is still open, click "OK" or "Cancel" on the main config menu
6. After closing the config menu, the submenu closes itself

It works your way if I am opening the menu via the plugin button in Calibre. But I am referring to opening the config menu from the option menu of your plugin. See https://imgur.com/amFFRrR

When I open the "Formatting" or "Other" submenu in the setting of the picture above, I expect that – after closing the subwindow with the "Formatting" or "Other" submenu – that the main option window will remain open.

4. Export behavior: Double entries

The most pressing issue: I got every highlight and note twice.

Here is my note body format:

[Highlighted]({url}) on {date} at {time} UTC {timeoffset}:
{blockquote}

**Note:**
{notes}

---

And here is my body format for highlights without notes:

[Highlighted]({url}) on {date} at {time} UTC {timeoffset}:
{blockquote}

---

5. Export behavior: Splitting files

I understand now why my export produced several files. But getting several files is not very useful (at least for me). I started to highlight a new book with just a few highlights so that I am under your proposed limit of 20,000 characters. This limit is reached easily – I am working with 300,000 characters (science books of 700 or more pages).

With small files, the separations with a new header worked. But with the book, I am currently reading, I have about 150,000 characters (technically 75,000, but each entry is exported twice). With this book, I had problems with the header, even when I split the file. My header uses the Templater plugin and in some (not all!) separated files – as well as in the big file without separation – the export did not replace the variables in the header.