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    I'm here to help you be as productive as possible with Alfred, so don't hesitate to post on the forum to ask a question.

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  1. @hedkase It'd be worth logging in to your OpenAI account to check that you have credit on file. The ChatGPT Plus subscription is for access through the website, API access is billed separately. https://help.openai.com/en/articles/7039783-how-can-i-access-the-chatgpt-api Having said that, it's also worth noting that OpenAI were reporting API error issues today (March 18th) on their status page so these errors may be caused by their issues depending on your timing: https://status.openai.com
  2. Curious to see how easy and quick the ChatGPT / DALL-E workflow is to use? I've created a quick video introducing the workflow and its configuration. Hope this helps you discover this most awesome workflow
  3. I've just published our first two videos about Alfred on YouTube Making the time to create more videos about Alfred is exciting, and we'd love your help getting the word out. Share, give it a like, all that good stuff! Thanks for being the best community on the internet! You can see the ChatGPT / DALL-E workflow in action here: And another on using and setting your fallback searches:
  4. @scottrych The Thumbnail Navigation workflow uses both the Image and PDF views: https://alfred.app/workflows/alfredapp/thumbnail-navigation/ You can also use the PDF View from the built-in Universal Actions where you'll see a "View in Alfred" action for relevant file types.
  5. Alfred 5.5 is now available through the regular update channel. Thank you to everyone who used the beta versions and helped us test the new features. We can't wait to see how you use the new views in your own workflows
  6. @mnin Alfred's Clipboard History feature automatically removes all formatting from content copied to the clipboard. Are you referring to the most recent clip held in the macOS clipboard? If so, there are two ways to paste as plain text: Pop up the Clipboard Viewer and choose the item from the list: It'll be pasted with all formatting stripped. Set a hotkey for the template "Paste as plain text" which you'll find in Alfred's Workflows > [+] at the bottom of the sidebar > Templates > Clipboard > Paste as plain text. You can then set this hotkey to something convenient to paste the current clipboard. If I've misunderstood your suggestion, let me know
  7. @mikedvzo Could you please share your workflow, so that we can replicate it? Could you also let us know which version of macOS you're using?
  8. @macrospect If there's no crash log, Alfred isn't crashing so there's *something else* causing it to quit. Could you please check whether you're using: Any third-party apps that claim to make your Mac more efficient by managing other apps (e.g. quitting them) when it believes the app is idle? Any Alfred workflow you might have installed or created that could be scripted to quit or restart Alfred in any way? Have experienced unexpected quitting behaviour from any other apps, app helpers in the menu bar, etc? The more information you can provide on your specific Mac configuration, the more likely we'll be able to help you. Could you also please provide your Diagnostics file, which you can get by typing "?diagnostics" into Alfred? You can then email it to our info@ address with a reference back to this thread.
  9. @jhawsey Welcome to the forum Which version of macOS and Alfred are you using? Alfred isn't involved in the Mission Control window management, but if we're on the same version of macOS, I can take a look at whether there are any Mission Control prefs that can be tweaked.
  10. @James Dunn Will they always be the same entries, e.g. first three? Or any random one? If, for example, you want the first two Clipboard items merged with a comma between them, you could use this dynamic placeholder, which will grab the first and second from the clipboard history and paste them as one, with a comma in between. Alfred can't read your mind so you'll need to either 1. pre-define which clipboard entries you want, or 2. manually select entries from the clipboard. You could theoretically grab the latest 20 clipboard entries, then filter them to only keep the arguments that begin with https:// and paste those? Please give a tangible example of what data you expect in your clipboard, how many entries need to be copied and how they need to be pasted. Once there's enough details, I'm sure the community will then be able to help you create a workflow.
  11. @James Dunn It depends on what else is in your clipboard, what order you want to paste content in, etc... Do you want to take all 20 previous entries, merge them into a list and paste them at once? Or paste all 20 separately? Will there be other content in your clipboard at the time amongst the 20 URLs that need to be filtered away? The clearer you can make your particular scenario, the more easily we'll be able to help you create your dream workflow Cheers, Vero
  12. @macrospect This sounds very unusual, so will need a little more investigating on your part. If you say Alfred "goes missing" and is no longer in the menu bar, could you open Console and see whether there are any crash logs? If so, please email those and your Diagnostics to our info@ address so that I can take a deeper look. You can get your Diagnostics file by typing "?diagnostics" into Alfred. If there are no crash logs, check the Activity Monitor app and see if Alfred is still in the list of running apps.
  13. @AKPRODUCTIONS There are a few reasons Alfred may not be finding files on your external drive. First, macOS needs to be indexing the external drive as Alfred uses the same underlying index to find files; According to the troubleshooting you've shared, indexing is enabled on your external drive, but macOS currently isn't indexing the files in question, so that'll be the first step. (To clarify: This troubleshooting report from Alfred presents the metadata of what macOS is doing, as Alfred uses the macOS metadata index and doesn't index anything directly.) Once files on the external drive are showing as indexed, you have a few options: 1. Create a File Filter workflow to specifically find files on the external drive. This is the recommended option, as it's more efficient and gives more control over the scope and content of the results. 2. Add your external volume to your search scope in Alfred's Features > Default Results preferences. Here's a more detailed explanation of how different types of external volumes work with macOS indexing that will give you additional insight: Cheers, Vero
  14. Alfred 5.5 Release Candidate is now out with build 2257; We're now one step closer to the general release. We've tidied up a few more things in preparation for the release, and you've all been doing a great job helping us test it out! Full details are in the change log in the Update tab, as usual. Cheers, Vero
  15. @andy4222 Stephen's workflow tidies them all behind a single keyword. There's an alternative workflow here with individual keywords for each preferences pane.
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