Vero

@href Could you please open Alfred's preferences to Appearance > Options (bottom of the themes sidebar), and check that the "Focusing" option at the bottom left is set to Standard mode, not Compatibility mode?
 
Let me know how you get on.

@Steve Ball Open Alfred's prefs to Features > Snippets > Auto Expansion Options, and you'll see that snippets are set to not expand in Alfred and Alfred's preferences window.
 
https://www.alfredapp.com/help/features/snippets/advanced/
 
If you prefer to be able to expand in Alfred itself, just remove that entry from the list
 
Cheers,
Vero

@Dan ODonovan You can manually remove a workflow by right-clicking it in the sidebar, revealing it in Finder and deleting it there.
 
Google Drive isn't a suitable sync service for Alfred's preferences, so you may find you encounter other issues, such as your preferences not being available on startup, resulting in Alfred creating new preferences, or conflict resolution being rather poor if you've changed files on two Macs at the same time. I would encourage you to back up to Time Machine regularly if you choose to use GD to sync your preferences.
 
Cheers,
Vero

The dynamic date placeholder doesn’t support that transformation; that would be too complex and it already does a ton as it is. You’ll need a little bit of code.

Make a Workflow and add a Snippet Trigger. Connect it to a Run Script Action with default settings and the following code: 
 
case "$(date +%A)" in Thursday | Friday) date -v +4d +%D;; Saturday) date -v +3d +%D;; *) date -v +2d +%D;; esac  
Connect that to a Transform Utility set to Trim white space. Finally, connect that to a Copy to Clipboard Output (check Automatically paste to front most app). In it include your snippet text and use {query} where you want the date to show up.
 
Basically what the code does is check the current day of the week, then add four days to the current date if it’s Thursday or Friday, three days if it’s Saturday; two days any other day.

@Chris Messina We've created a page to let users know what's happening; In short, and much as you and @deanishe have deduced, this is a notification from macOS that a workflow uses Python 2. Clicking "OK" makes it go away, the workflows work and you shouldn't be notified again.
 
As this notification is being shown outside of Alfred, and somewhat opaquely by macOS, Alfred can't treat this scenario in the same way he does with PHP (which is essentially a missing binary). If python was missing altogether, you'd see the same kind of dialog you see with PHP. In all likelihood, we will add a warning dialog closer to the time this becomes a larger issue, but for now, click "OK" once and continue as usual.
 
Cheers,
Vero
 

See RecentlyAdded. Configure which directories to search in.
 

See RenameAction.

@iJemz Where do your files go when downloaded? Always in the Downloads folder?
 
You could create a two-objects workflow to open your Downloads folder in Alfred's File Navigation, sorted by Last Modified (keyword + browse in Alfred)
 
Or you could create a File Filter with a few paths in the search scope, sorted by Last Modified and perhaps with the date range limited to today so it's most focused? You could then type your keyword followed by either part of the name of the file if you remember what you're looking for, or just a space to get all relevant results from the most recent one.
 
Let me know if you need help creating either of these workflow options
 
As for Google Drive, an update by Google a few months ago has caused Spotlight and macOS to stop indexing the files. This workflow is an excellent workaround to this decision by Google and allows you to find your Google Drive files:
https://www.alfredapp.com/blog/guides-and-tutorials/google-drive-workflow/

@jmonda Here's our knowledge base help page on this:
https://www.alfredapp.com/help/kb/python-2-monterey/
 
If you need any help with specific workflows, you can either pop a post in the thread for the workflow, or let us know here and community members will be able to help you get back up and running
 
Cheers,
Vero

Take a look at Alfred 4.3 pre-release and this thread for Big Sur theming updates  
 
 
Cheers,
Vero
 
 

If you go to Preferences -> Appearance -> With the theme you are using selected, at the bottom of the list of themes, there is an Options button, click that and there is a checkbox for "Save position when dragging the main window"

@Bemawr Alfred should bring your most-used results to the top, so there are a few things to look at here:
Ensure you're up to date: Are you using Alfred 4.6.1? Open Alfred's preferences to Advanced and check that "Top Result Keyword Latching" is ticked. This is the feature that tells Alfred to learn from your usage and keyword choices. If the box was already checked, click the "Clear Knowledge" button, which will re-create the knowledge database Once you've done this, see if Alfred remembers your choices by, for example, typing "s" and selecting the second app in the list and pressing return. Do this 2-3 times, then see whether it appears above the original first result.
 
Let me know how you get on
 
Cheers,
Vero

Please be more specific rather than simply saying "not working" 
 
* What you were doing when the issue happened
* Whether you were able to replicate it a second time by performing the same action
* Include any screenshots that might help us
* For a workflow, check the workflow debugger for any error messages that could be helpful
* Include the Alfred version & build number you are using (don't say "latest" - you'll find a version number in the Update tab of Alfred's preferences)
* Include your macOS version
 
The clearer the issue report, the more likely and easily we'll be able to help you resolve it.
 

Alfred 4.3 is now in pre-release with gorgeous improvements to theming.
 
We've added the ability to choose a native macOS Visual Effect view to back Alfred's window, which makes it easy to create native-looking themes, as well as more control over rounded corners.
 
We've created a couple of themes as examples, but I'm sure you'll create some fabulous themes too!
Light Experimental theme Dark Experimental theme  
Below are the key things to check out when creating themes in 4.3. Please read all the way to the end of this post for a few important notes!  
 
1. Set your base Visual Effect to light or dark under the Window Blur icon in the top left of the theme preview
 

 
This will define the base of your theme to be brighter or darker. The macOS Visual Effect view is designed to be used with no additional colour, however you can still set your theme's background colour, so you can get some really interesting tints.
 
Your best bet to get a colour tint is to set the window colour, and turn down the opacity. In the included themes, the dark version has a low opacity black background set. The light theme has a low opacity white background set. An opacity of 30-35% seems to give the best readability in most situations.
 
2. Rounded corners can be tweaked for the whole window, the search box and the selected result
 
Hover over any corner of the field you're interested in and drag to set the corner roundness.
 
3. A few important notes
 
This feature is still in development, so there may be some more or less visible changes over the next little while The "Share on alfredapp.com" feature isn't yet suitable for these themes, as the site isn't set up to understand the new theme settings If you want to share your theme with a friend, use the "Export as file..." option instead. As usual, check out the change log in the Update tab of the preferences to see the full list of changes in this pre-release  
 And now for some pretty pictures, here are the two themes in their full glory!
 

 

 
Cheers,
Vero
 

@DrDishant Take a look at this recent blog post where I use one snippet trigger to present a set of possible snippets to use:
https://www.alfredapp.com/blog/guides-and-tutorials/single-keyword-for-multiple-snippets-workflow/
 
With one snippet, I can choose from a list of three possible email signatures, depending on the identity I want to use.
 

 
Pressing return will then paste the selected snippet to the frontmost app.
 
You can download an example workflow from the blog post as well to help you get started.

@DrDishant Take a look at this recent blog post where I use one snippet trigger to present a set of possible snippets to use:
https://www.alfredapp.com/blog/guides-and-tutorials/single-keyword-for-multiple-snippets-workflow/
 
With one snippet, I can choose from a list of three possible email signatures, depending on the identity I want to use.
 

 
Pressing return will then paste the selected snippet to the frontmost app.
 
You can download an example workflow from the blog post as well to help you get started.

@Sam Tang Welcome to the forum. What @deanishe is saying in his very succinct response is that this has been answered many times in recent months and that the best first step when looking for answers is to use the search feature.
 
Having said that, we've now created a step-by-step guide to troubleshooting this issue, which seems to be caused by a bug in the macOS Monterey Migration Assistant, resulting in files not being found when they should be. 
 
Please take a look at this guide and follow the instructions carefully:
https://www.alfredapp.com/help/troubleshooting/indexing/monterey/
 
I'm confident this will solve your issue, but if for any reason, you still have indexing issues, please follow up in the relevant thread linked below. I'll now lock this thread to avoid splitting up the discussion of the same topic any further.
 
Cheers,
Vero
 

@Nooblet Welcome to the forum  Which version of macOS are you using? If you're using Mojave and earlier, you should be able to get this workflow working.
 
However, if you're on Catalina, it's not currently possible to search email; Apple have removed access for third-party apps to Mail.app results by excluding it from the Spotlight metadata that apps like Alfred can use to return results.
 
 
I'll keep the thread linked above updated if Apple change anything sufficiently for us to search email again.
 
Cheers,
Vero

@sots Thanks for inspiring a blog post; It essentially reiterates what Andrew already suggested above, but in more details!
 
https://www.alfredapp.com/blog/guides-and-tutorials/single-keyword-for-multiple-snippets-workflow/
 
Cheers,
Vero

@Undertaker01 You have three options for where to show Alfred, which you'll find in Appearance > Options:
https://www.alfredapp.com/help/appearance/#options
 
You can either show Alfred on default screen, mouse screen or active screen.
 
Cheers,
Vero

@vlar Here's your workflow, updated to add an Arg/Var object which takes the clipboard and turns it into the argument that is then passed on to your Notification 
 
https://www.dropbox.com/s/qmk7bwknyzl9e4h/CSFIP for vlar.alfredworkflow?dl=0
 
Hope this helps!

@vlar Could you confirm you're using Alfred 4.6.1?
 
The other reason you may see "unable to import" is if you're using a browser or post-download third party unarchiving tool that's trying to unarchive the workflow. If that's the case, either disable the tool or use an alternative browser.
 

Usage

Search all your shortcuts via the sc keyword or search by folder name with scd.


↩: Run the shortcut. ⌘↩: Run the shortcut with an argument. ⌥↩: Open the shortcut for editing.
Use the Universal Action to run the shortcut on files or as another way to provide an argument.



The list of shortcuts is cached for faster results. An immediate cache rebuild can be forced with ⌘⌥⌃↩.

⤓ Install on the Alfred Gallery | Source
 
 

Truly, I cannot thank you enough. This is going to be so, immeasurably helpful in my day-to-day, Vitor. 
 
THANK YOU!

@kms There's a workflow here for Brave bookmarks, which you may want tot try:
At this time, we are not planning on adding Brave browser support, as it isn't widely used, but we always keep an eye on stats and demand.
 
Cheers,
Vero
 

Alfred Workflow - Apple Music Playlist
This workflow was based on the information provided by MacStories in this post
Tired to check the page everytime I wanted to hear something new and also tired to find something new in a mess of Apple Music App, I imported manually each link and image to here.
So, just type "amusic" to see a list or "amusic+type" to select a specific list and choose inside it, for example "amusicplaces".
After choose, tap enter and the music app on your mac will be opened at the playlist choosen, just play and enjoy.
 
Feel free to edit and reshare.
Check it here https://github.com/gustavosaez/Alfred-Workflow-Apple-Music-Playlist