awesome

I think I've figured it out.
:clock-in t is intended for capturing the time you spend on writing the item. So the clock starts as soon as you start writing/capturing, and ends as soon as you C-c C-c to finilize/stop-writing.
if you want the clock to keep running after finalizing, you need to use :clock-in t :clock-keep t.

I don't think so. That page does not mention socks proxy at all. I think that means even the URL package does not support socks proxy.

Awesome. Thanks for sharing.