Once you check the box in AppleScript Editor, it should always show up, not just in certain applications. The Script menu item over on the right of the menubar should have Application-specific scripts for the current app at the top.

You could always get FastScripts, too :).

I’m like the worst commenter ever.… Now I’m having trouble getting the AppleScript menu to show up in the menu bar of Safari. The box is checked to show it in AppleScript Editor’s General tab in Preferences (Show Script menu in menu bar), but it’s just not showing up in Safari.

It looked like hard for me. Actuary I confused little bit, however I finally did it. The script displayed Growl notification like “Bookmark saved to Evernote”.

do shell script "/usr/local/bin/growlnotify -m 'Bookmarks saved to Evernote' -t 'EverSave' -i 'Evernote'"

and insert that line wherever you want to send a notification, editing the Saved to Evernote part to fit the message you want to send. I’ll eventually rework the script to include this, but it’s necessary to check that growlnotify is installed before calling it or it will throw errors. For now, I’ll leave it up to the user to check if they have the utility installed and add the line(s) manually.

You can add that pretty easily if you have growlhelper installed. I can’t remember if that’s part of the default install of Growl or not. I’ll post code for that later, if you want to test it out.

If you’re using the WebKit nightlies, you can change the application title in the script to “WebKit” — however it still goes in the Safari scripts folder.