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  1.    JJJJ reacted to a post in a topic: Note Taker — Keep small bits of text
  2. firesofmay
    Only issue is when I select cmd+enter, it gets copied but I don't see it being deleted till I retype nview. Other than that it looks good.
  3. firesofmay
    Thanks! This looks good!
  4. firesofmay
    Hey Guys, So right now I am using Alfred to look through my clipboard history. But sometimes what I want is to name certain items that are short lived. I don't want to save them as a snippet. For example: I quickly want to save a customer support ticket number. Now I can't remember the ticket number hence I can't search for it in the clipboard history. At the same time it's not really a snippet that i'll need forever. Is there any workflow in Alfred where I can dynamically add Key/Value pairs, delete them and search for them? If none exists, what is the best way to go about building one. (I am familiar with python as a language) Thank you in advance! 🙂
  5. firesofmay
    Looks like that link is broken. here's the working link instead if anyone cares - http://www.packal.org/workflow/contacts-filter-text-content And it works great! Thank you @Vero
  6. firesofmay
    Hi, I'd like to do the following in snippets: {random:You are amazing, thank you, Thank you} i..e "You are amazing, thank you" OR "Thank you" one of the two should be pasted. But how do I escape the comma?
  7.    firesofmay reacted to a post in a topic: How do I clear my command history in alfred?
  8. firesofmay
    @deanishe Thanks! That worked!
  9. firesofmay
    Hi, I want to remove certain entries from my command history. I am okay if I have to remove all command history if I have to. I can't see any way to do this in the app. I am using Alfred 3.3.2 Build 818. Is there a way around this? Thanks
  10.    firesofmay reacted to a post in a topic: SynAnt — Substitute words by checking against a thesaurus
  11. firesofmay
    Thanks! Really useful! Works great!
  12. firesofmay
    Thanks for sharing. Very useful indeed.
  13.    firesofmay reacted to a post in a topic: Monitor Resolutions Workflow
  14. firesofmay
    Very nice. Thanks for sharing
  15. firesofmay
    I agree with you. It's not really a solution. But I had to figure out how to do that. To save others time I shared that script. If someone wants to use it can use it. Thanks again
  16. firesofmay
    A simple code to get the url of whatever browser the user is in. Note firefox code is hacky at its best. tell application "System Events" set myApp to name of first application process whose frontmost is true if myApp is "Google Chrome" then tell application "Google Chrome" to return URL of active tab of front window else if myApp is "Opera" then tell application "Opera" to return URL of front document else if myApp is "Safari" then tell application "Safari" to return URL of front document else if myApp is "Firefox" then tell application "System Events" keystroke "l" using command down keystroke "c" using command down end tell delay 0.5 return the clipboard else return end if end tell
  17. firesofmay
    Thanks. This is really good stuff.
  18.    firesofmay reacted to a post in a topic: [How To] Get frontmost tab’s url and title of various browsers
  19. firesofmay
    Thanks for sharing this.
  20. firesofmay
    I created the list first: boom temp Then I added a value like this: boom temp key this is a long string. Now when I do boom temp can't see any values there.
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