This feature has apparently crept into emacs and orgmode within the last year or so, and I've come to rely on it. I don't remember anything I may have done to make this happen, but now I can have a persistent record of my last capture. Wow! Love it.
Can this feature be tweaked to list, say, the last five captures, or ten? Also, the bookmark list only shows the filename where the most recent capture was stored: is it possible to redesign this, so the heading is listed? Still loving org-capture. But except for a number of specialized captures I have been using one capture type and used tags for later sorting. Examples of my more complex usages are (1) a table insertion of temperature and humidity readings; (2) in the moment captures of lexical items when I learn them, with filling of various (band format) categories such as "scientific name" or "english common name" as they are being captured; appointments or deadlines); (3) song lyrics or tablature from the clipboard, captured into a specific file and heading; (4) specific project notes as they occur to me. So my usage is diverse enough that a list of several of the last captures, especially automatically through the bookmark facility of Emacs, would be useful. Thank you for any ideas. Alan Davis
