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    Kamil
    joonas got a reaction from Kamil in Alfred 2 shutdown and restart reopen windows   
    This is an old topic by now, but I was doing some googling and this post was the first result when I searched for "Alfred reopen windows when logging back in" and so I thought I'd let anyone stumbling into this know that I did indeed add this to packal years ago and I believe I've since updated it a few times.
     
    Updated System Commands.alfredworkflow:
    - Packal: http://www.packal.org/workflow/system-commands
    - Github: https://github.com/joonaspaakko/System-Commands.alfredworkflow
     
    There might be some differences in wording and whatnot, but the .alfredworkflow files are identical in both sources. I also updated the previous Dropbox link just now, but I'm sure I forget to keep that up to date in case I need to make some changes. The original workflow is still here.
     
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    Yuri
    joonas got a reaction from Yuri in File 'Quick look' suggestion.   
    This has always been something that bothered me. I'd love if if I could preview/navigate the search results just like you can on Finder.
     
    In finder you press space (or what ever) to preview and then you can use arrow keys to move to another file without having to close and open the preview window in between.
     
    If I'm trying to find a file based on the visual contents in Alfred I have to basically:
    Shift ( Open ) Shift ( Close ) Arrow Down Shift ( Open ) Shift ( Close ) Arrow down Shift ( Open ) Shift ( Close ) and so on... until I've found the file I'm looking for or I ran out of files to preview.  
    It would be easier if I could just press arrow down (or up) while the preview window is open.
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    joonas
    joonas reacted to deanishe in Is it possible pass Path Finder selection to a script?   
    This script is the Path Finder equivalent of your Finder script:
     
    tell application "Path Finder"
        set thePaths to {}
        repeat with pfItem in (get selection)
            set the end of thePaths to POSIX path of pfItem
        end repeat
        PFOpen thePaths using "{query}"
    end tell
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    London
    joonas got a reaction from London in Forcing DuckDuckGo searches/No Google search   
    Sounds like what you are getting is the fallback results.
     
    If you enable a search engine in the "Web Search" tab, you need to invoke it with a keyword.
    DuckDuckGo should show up if you start writing "Duck ".
     
    Fallbacks are shown when your query doesn't match a keyword or an app or what ever else you've set Alfred to look for.
    If you want DuckDuckGo to show up as one of the fallback results, you can do that too.
    In the "Default Results" tab, at the very bottom, there is a button called "Setup fallback results". You can manage the fallbacks there.
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