jdfwarrior

For something like this, wouldn't it be easier to just use 1Password Mini instead of scripting something to do it?

Under the Example workflows area, there is already a workflow bundled with Alfred that provides suggestions. This is done with a workflow as opposed to built in to make it so that Alfred still functions properly when he doesn't have an internet connection

The keyword to search within a file is "in" and not "find in" unless you have edited the keyword for this function. This does require that Spotlight can read the text content of the file.

I may have the original installers if you want those

Resetting Alfred's knowledge is available in the Advanced preferences. Afterward, it shouldn't take long for Alfred to learn your preference

Mr Magoo is correct. You have more than likely inadvertently set a hotkey within Alfred to Cmd+A. This could be any of Alfred's basic hotkey settings or some workflow. Check through Alfred's preferences and see if you can find the hotkey setting that is conflicting with this and change it to something else.

This could be possible with a workflow but you may be better served to just type a few characters and press enter to get the app you want, or, set a hotkey to launch/show the app you desire

Alfred should learn that you prefer the "mailing" keyword over Mail.app over time. If you are having trouble with this, you may have success by clearing Alfred's knowledge and then trying again. You could also try adding Mail.app to Spotlight's privacy section to prevent it from showing in results

Both of these things are possible. Pop open the AppleScript Editor and open Alfred's dictionary to view all of the commands available for Alfred via AppleScript. As for calling a workflow from another workflow, you could use the AppleScript or you could use Alfred's new external triggers.

Do you have the same username on both machines? That would make the paths incorrect. Otherwise, these settings should sync fine

A quick look at the AS dictionary for Airmail seems to indicate that this isn't currently possible. Airmail dev is constantly adding new functionality though. I wouldn't be surprised if they were open to adding it in the future.

It more than likely is but would probably require a little Applescript to pull it off. Pedro Lobo's Mail Actions workflow may do this. I'm not sure what all he's added to his workflow.

Most of those issues have been resolved. Have you done as Andrew suggested and created a temporary account and test it there to see if it still occurs?

Does this work with any other contact? As you type 'email', does the "Send an Email" action appear in Alfred?

Not sure what all else you would want for this.. I made a quick little video. If you want more or want/need more of an explanation, don't hesitate to ask. Video

This can be done a lot of different ways, in a lot of different languages dependent on what you want to use. Are there any languages in particular that you are already familiar with or feel comfortable with?

For the NSAppleScript, the code should be the following... on alfred_script(q) set temp to "sample" return temp end alfred_script

Try doing this with a file filter workflow and make sure to set it to show system files in the results. That should work

UI scripting in AppleScript isn't fun by any means. I don't know of any great AppleScript resources right off. Apple's online documentation may be a good place to start.

Alfred's paste works as a plain text paste only. How to programmatically do this otherwise, I'm not sure unless you use AppleScript to manipulate the clipboard and paste that way, skipping Alfred's action for copying to clipboard and pasting.. I've never tried this so I'm not sure if it would work but seems like the best bet

Alfred does sync themes but not which all Appearance settings. This allows you to set a different theme per machine if you use multiple and not always being forced into the exact same settings

I know nothing about it but if nobody else speaks up, let me know and I can download the app and try to work out the details for you or at least let you know whether or not that CAN be scripted.

Escape can't normally be set to this. However, if you use something like KeyRemap4MacBook, you could set the Alfred hotkey to Cmd+Space and then remap Escape to perform Cmd+Space. You would have to create a custom item in KeyRemap4MacBook to do this but I went ahead and figured out how to do it for you (I've never used KeyRemap4MacBook before, just knew it was capable of doing something like this). If you installed KR4MB, you would need to go to the Misc & Uninstall tab, click "Open private.xml" and modify it to the following.. <?xml version="1.0"?> <root> <item> <name>Escape to Command Space</name> <identifier>private.escape_to_command_space</identifier> <autogen>__KeyToKey__KeyCode::ESCAPE, KeyCode::SPACE, ModifierFlag::COMMAND_L</autogen> </item> </root> Then save and go back to the Change Key tab and click the Reload XML button. The option should show up at the top I believe. Click to enable it, then set Alfred's hotkey to Cmd+Space. After that, pressing Escape should work fine.

Try this https://search.disconnect.me/searchTerms/search?location_option=US&ses=Google&query={query}

Are you familiar with any scripting/programming languages? This would be best done by sending an http request to monster then reading the result (json formatted) and displaying those using script filter feedback in Alfred.