Acidham

Search Alfred Workflows
Alfred Workflows help to search in Title, Keyword, Description of a workflow and open it in various actions.
 
Requires Alfred 4!
 
Github: https://github.com/Acidham/search-alfred-workflows
 
Options
ENTER - Shows a list of keywords in the workflow and starts the workflow with a keyword CMD - For addtional Actions: Copy path to Clipboard Open WF Folder in Terminal (cd ) Reveal in Finder Open in ForkLift (requires ForkLift installed) Config
exclude_disabled: True - ignore disabled workflow in search terminal_path: EMPTY opens in macOS shell or path to custom terminal

You’re my god!! Thanksssss!!

@jesused makes sense! I changed it and released a new version: https://github.com/Acidham/alfred-image-shrinker/releases/tag/v1.4.3

Shrinks an image by reducing size of the longest side and optimize the color of the image for sharing.
The workflow accepts one image file via file action.
Download: https://github.com/Acidham/alfred-image-shrinker/releases/latest

Usage
ImageShrinker can be used in two ways:
by browsing a folder or file, select the image file and then send it via file action to ImageShrinker
by using Universal Actions*: select an image file in Finder, enter Universal Actions and send it to ImageShrinker
* Using Unviersal Actions: Open Alfred Preferences → Features → Universal Actions
 
Required
Alfred 5
Automation Task
 
 

Brilliant extension, thank you!

@osthing I love your "Why?" illustration! So sweet 😀
 
I can tell you why: I basically forgot to add airpodpro2.png to the workflow. Thank you for reporting I released a new version: https://github.com/Acidham/alfred-airpod-connector/releases/tag/v1.3.10

Version 4.1 is now released containing the improved Python code for retrieving the website title for the description field.
 
Stephen

For those following…further update will follow after incorporation of new code and testing..and some breakfast here! 😀 And, again, thanks to @Acidham for all the work.
 
Stephen

Thanks. I'll work on that basis and include an appropriate warning in the ReadMe. Recovering from dentistry just at the moment 😑 so will probably be tomorrow before I'm up to releasing version 4.0 including this option. Thanks again for your programming.
 
Stephen

Here's a rundown of what each option in the rsync command does:
-r: This stands for "recursive," which means that rsync will copy all subdirectories and their contents, not just the files in the top-level directory.
-t: This option preserves the modification times of files.
-v: "Verbose." This makes rsync provide more detailed output about what it's doing.
-u: This tells rsync to only copy files that have a more recent modification time on the source than on the target. In other words, if the target file is newer or the same age as the source file, it won't be overwritten.
-c: Instead of just looking at file modification times, this option makes rsync check the contents of files to determine whether they need to be copied. It uses a checksum for this.
--delete-after: This option means that after rsync has copied all the necessary files, it will delete any files in the target directory that aren't in the source directory. It ensures that the target becomes a mirror image of the source.
--ignore-errors: This tells rsync to continue transferring the rest of the files even if some files give errors.
--stats: This option makes rsync provide a summary of how much data was transferred and other related stats.

With grateful acknowledgement to @Acidham for the ideas I've released version 2.0 which:
enables you to choose markdown or plain text for the file where you save the links; and when pressing ⌘ after typing the keyword to open the links file, allows you to replace the links file with an empty file (thus deleting previously saved links). Stephen

Requires installing blueutil to work. Via Homebrew:
brew install blueutil  

@vitor yep that is the plan to get rid of py3.sh. Meanwhile, it should work with python3. But first I wanted to get confirmation.

I am on M1 Pro as well, but search works superfast. Improving performance implies I need to be able to reproduce first or being able to narrow down to one of the browsers. 
 
I suggest starting, narrowing the problem down to one Browser. Delete history files and start from scratch and see when performance gets worse, etc. 
 
Once reproducible, I am happy to look into the issue. 

Nice! This would be a quick and useful one to add to the Gallery. Just two notes:

The icon is very low resolution, it even looks pixelated in the editor. When exporting from SF Symbols you can pick the size, the recommended for workflows is 256x256px.

Your repo is quite organised, but has workflows which can go in the Gallery (like this one) and others which cannot (like the dictionary workflow, due to the unsigned binary). That is OK, but because they are shared as releases (as opposed to files in the repo) it becomes harder to check for updates because GitHub only provides a unified releases feed. The more you release, the more difficult it’ll become to separate them. To be clear, posting to releases is the preferred method, just not when the repo has many unrelated workflows.

Would you consider having them on their own repo, or having some files checked-in which are modified when the corresponding workflow is updated, for example? Basically the idea is to provide something which can be checked for changes.

Also, may I recommend adding a Hotkey Trigger? I can see myself adding ⌘⇧6 as a natural shortcut to this one.

Me either...I contacted the developer, and he said I discontinued the Workflow. He was also not able to find it anymore  Therefore I filled that gap.

https://transfer.sh/nl61tv/Basic Universal Actions (Text & URL).alfredworkflow

Me either...I contacted the developer, and he said I discontinued the Workflow. He was also not able to find it anymore  Therefore I filled that gap.

https://transfer.sh/nl61tv/Basic Universal Actions (Text & URL).alfredworkflow

Live at https://alfred.app/workflows/acidham/window-manager/.

Alfred Workflow to move/resize/position windows with keyboard shortcuts:
https://github.com/Acidham/alfred-window-manager/releases/latest
 
The workflow requires Automation Tasks !
 

Good catch @Vero!  But I am red/green colorblind, and therefore it does not pierce my eyes  

No sorry, when installing new workflows all hotkeys will be removed to avoid conflicts. Therefore, I added the Shortcut as a suggestion in README, but you need to set up for your own.
 
Btw: I released new version 1.1.1

Alfred Workflow to move/resize/position windows
For actions like Left/Right Position, Maximize, and Center Two Thirds, the workflow saves the window state so that you can restore it at any time.
 
Author: @Acidham
Git: https://github.com/Acidham/alfred-window-manager
 

@vitor 
 



+100 …the delay makes total sense!
 
@TomBenz 
 


 
I got it now and makes sense. I will add this to the backlog!