We do not have systematic figures to offer, but on a MacBook Pro 2019 with thousands of notes it takes 1 to 2s to retrieve a note. So, we expect retrieval time to be a nearly linear function of the number of notes you have (parameterized by the efficiency of your Mac and related factors). When you open this note, Hook iterates through all your Notes notes.
(Hook could in principle find and open both, but this would sacrifice efficiency.) In the unlikely occurrence that you create two notes within a second of each other, and then copy a link to one of them, using this link may open the other note. This means that the URLs will work across macOS instances and even if you turn iCloud Notes off then back on. This is based on an idea by Artëm Chistyakov, acknowledged below. Where int represents the time (in seconds) at which the note was created. When, in the context of an Apple Notes note, you use Hook’s Copy Link command, Hook will place a link in the clipboard whose URL has the form hook://notes/dt. That means that when you click on these links Hook will invoke its Notes > Open Item script to find the appropriate note. Because Apple does not expose a URL for its Notes items, we (CogSci Apps) have defined the hook://notes/ scheme. Hook’s integration with Apple Notes works around several limitations in Apple Notes’ automation (AppleScript), which differ across versions of macOS. However, due to bugs in macOS 10.15 (Catalina) Apple Notes’ automation (AppleScript), Apple Notes is only partially supported by Hook in Catalina. The support of Apple Notes is complete in macOS 10.14 (Mohave) and macOS 11 (Big Sur), meaning users can copy links to Apple Notes, use links to Apple, hook Apple Notes to anything (that is linkable), use Hook to New > Apple Notes (to create new linked Apple Notes notes), and perform related functions (e.g., Copy All Links). Hook Integration scripts version 138 reintroduced Hook’s support for Apple Notes.
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