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  1. The text view uses a native macOS Scroller for the text view, so you won't get the themed scroller like in Alfred's default results. You're seeing it like this because you likely have your macOS setting to "Show Scroll Bars: Always". If you set this to the default of "When Scrolling", you won't get the background drawn behind the scroller. Having said that, there are a few things you can do to make this look a little better if you want to keep the macOS "Always" setting enabled. 1. Assuming macOS is in dark mode, Switch Alfred's dark mode rendering to native in the Appearance > Options > Use Native Dark Mode window rendering... This should make the background darker and fit with your theme better. 2. Update the theme to use a Visual Effects View background. You'll lose the pink border, but this uses a more modern window content view, and the scrollers are rendered differently. Let me know how you get on Cheers, Andrew
  2. @gingerbeardman Is this a one off, or reproducible? As this (so far) seems unique to you, the first thing I'd check is other apps you have in the macOS Privacy & Security > Accessibility prefs. There may likely be another app which is fettling the macOS Event stream and preventing Alfred from getting the snippet keystrokes. This would tally with you quitting and restarting which put's Alfred (temporarily?) ahead of the app which is removing those events. (Aside: It's worth also noting that Alfred doesn't fettle the event stream, only reads from it to match snippet keywords.)
  3. @Oneechan69 once you've added the Applications (Parallels) folder to Spotlight Privacy, type "reload" in Alfred to clear his cache. This should do the trick
  4. @Egypt Urnash There are no ChatGPT features by default. Our users privacy remains our highest priority, as it always has been. The ChatGPT workflow is totally optional and self-contained, i.e. you need to install it from our gallery. If you haven't installed this, then Alfred doesn't even have knowledge of this service. Alfred does not collect or send your data anywhere, unless you specifically and intentionally install a workflow to communicate with a service of your choosing, such as ChatGPT / OpenAI. Hope that helps clear things up! Cheers, Andrew
  5. @andy4222 The way I'd approach this is pass the single argument in the URL as comma or pipe separated, then add a Split Arg object after which can split this into either variables or multiple arguments depending on how you want to use it within the workflow.
  6. @mrzumo Welcome to the forum and thanks for upgrading to the Powerpack today! I like the idea of having ChatGPT as a fallback, I think if we ask Vitor nicely enough, he'll probably add it Cheers, Andrew
  7. @Zhibin He Thanks for buying a Legendary! To expand on this, you can configure Alfred to use your macOS configured proxy for all Workflows in the Alfred's Advanced preferences by ticking the "Use macOS http proxy settings for scripts" option. If it's just a single workflow you'd like to configure to use a proxy, adding the https_proxy variable to the workflow environment variables (Use the link @vitor provided) will be passed to the script which is connecting to ChatGPT's API. Alternatively, if you're using a VPN, Alfred would also work with this by default without the need to use proxy settings. Cheers, Andrew
  8. Alfred 5.5 currently only supports 1 image per line. I have an internal note in my Markdown improvements to support side by side images like this.
  9. @mikedvzo What Mac do you have? Editing the workflow you shared is silky smooth on my M1 Pro MacBook with no spikes at all. Nothing similar has been reported by others, and I've also tested with some significantly more complex workflow layouts... have you tried rebooting your Mac in case something underlying in macOS has quirked?
  10. @jasonw It's good practice to _always_ use this option when you want Alfred's window to stay open between workflow input objects. Alfred tries to infer if the window should stay open, but this isn't always possible. You'll get unexpected behaviour (as you've experienced) if you don't explicitly tell the workflow your intentions. [moving to workflow help / questions]
  11. @jasonw be sure to configure the connection out of the list filter to not close Alfred. Double click on the connection and select "Don't close the Alfred window on actioning result". You'll see a square as follows: This is a guess based on the limited info you've provided, so let me know if you've already selected this option. Cheers, Andrew
  12. Hey Stephen, If you're editing a separate script (not the Script Filter Object), then the cache is working as intended... i.e. caching until you asked it to expire. If you open the Script Filter Object Config, then select Save, you should see a message in the debugger that the cache has been flushed. Let me know if this isn't the case and I'll take a deeper look. Cheers, Andrew
  13. @abraver Looking at your sample process, you have a workflow using a Run NSAppleScript object. This object's config sheet specifically warns that it runs scripts on Alfred's main thread, which can block Alfred. The intention of this object is for super quick snappy one shot AppleScript calls, not scripts which could potentially block. Search through your workflows, and replace the use of this object where appropriate with a Run Script object set to osascript instead, and your issue will be sorted Cheers, Andrew
  14. @GrimlocK you aren't following Vero's instructions, which are to move your preferences back to the default location. To reiterate and clarify: 1. Quit Alfred 2. Copy Alfred.alfredpreferences preferences from ~/Documents/Alfred Settings/ to ~/Library/Application Support/Alfred/ 3. Delete ~/Library/Application Support/Alfred/prefs.json 4. Restart Alfred Don't do anything further with your preferences. Now delete the Chat GPT workflow and try installing fresh from the gallery. Cheers, Andrew
  15. @Charlie Alfred hasn't had a General Release update since 25th October 2023. Have you selected the pre-release branch? If so, you can switch back to the General Release channel in Alfred's update preferences (bottom left). If you have chosen to use the pre-release build, then viewing the change log is essential as it may contain information pertinent to the (potentially unfinished or untested) build.
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