able

Really like 'open with alfred'
 
I'd love the ability to set up a modifier for that, so that it could be one of the options in advanced settings under the area in the screenshot below. I'd take it over "Search with Finder" for instance
 
 

@able in fact, I just published Alfred 5.5 Beta 2, so update and give it a whirl!

@able This will be in the next build!  

Hi everyone,
 
I have released a new version of the Salesforce workflow, 0.0.5, to address the problem with Python 2 being removed since macOS Monterey 12.3.
 
You'll need to have Python 3 installed. It is easy to install with Xcode command line tools provided by Apple. You can find instructions here.
 
I successfully tested it with Alfred 5.0.1 on macOS Monterey (12.5.1). Should work from Alfred 4.
 
Best way to get the latest release is on the Github page: https://github.com/jereze/alfred-salesforce
 
Cheers,
Jeremy

Embarrassingly for Apple, Safari isn’t all that scriptable. It has basic stuff, but you can’t even open a Private Window or manage your Reading List with AppleScript. Tab Groups suffered the same fate. They seem to not be scriptable from Shortcuts, either.

It is possible someone will come up with a solution by reading Safari Plists or the like, but those methods are finicky and Apple frequently breaks those solutions with new OS releases.

Also, keep in mind Tab Groups consume memory.

Setup

Set your Google Drive’s location in the Workflow’s Configuration.

Usage

Search the contents of your Google Drive via the gd keyword. Filter for folders only with gdf. Fallback Searches are included.




↩: Open. ⌥↩: Reveal in Finder. ⇧↩: Search on Google Drive’s website. You’ll be asked to build the cache on the first run. A notification will show when it’s ready. The more files you have, the longer the wait. A macOS launchd agent will be loaded to do it daily. An immediate cache rebuild can be forced with ⌘⌥⌃↩.

The Universal Actions make it straightforward to copy and move files to a Google Drive folder.



To report a problem, run !gddiagnostic.

⤓ Install on the Alfred Gallery | Source
 

That sounds like a question for a Slapdash forum, tbh – there aren't going to be many Alfred users who used to use Slapdash.
 
Looking over the docs, it appears to have more built-in integrations, but a much more limited ability to add your own stuff to it. Especially if you're not a programmer. I couldn't say if there's an Alfred workflow for all of Slapdash's integrations because I use almost none of those services, but there are definitely workflows for a lot of them.
 
It's also built on Electron, so it's a bloated, fat pig compared to Alfred. The application is 20x the size of Alfred, it uses a hell of a lot more memory, too, and its HTML-based UI is nowhere near as performant as Alfred's native one. I guess the clue is in the name…
 
Alfred works perfectly well without an Internet connection; Slapdash does not.
 
Finally, Slapdash is eye-wateringly expensive compared to Alfred. A lifetime Alfred licence costs about the same as 6 months of Slapdash.

Hi @able,
 
Thanks
 
I guess you get an error when you open the result (in the browser).
You can use "sf > switch" to switch the opening between Salesforce Classic and Salesforce Lightning.
 
Cheers,

Hi everyone,
 
I have released a new version, 0.0.4, that addresses an issue introduced in the previous version.
Also, I activated the auto-update mechanism of the workflow (for following releases).
You can download the latest version on Github: https://github.com/jereze/alfred-salesforce
 
@xgo: Regarding your issue, I confirm that the Salesforce App required to install the workflow is blocked by your Salesforce administrators. I also confirm that this workflow works locally; your Salesforce access or data never leave your computer when you use this workflow.
 
Cheers,

Hi all,
 
Based on my research, it seems like there was a good Alfred workflow that allowed to search and open notes that broke in 10.11. I've started using Notes as permanent storage for project notes (used to just be an inbox I would empty), and so I'd like to be able to quickly search through to find what I need. If it's impossible I'm going to look into switching to Bear (which I know has a workflow) or Agenda.
 
How are people currently handling their notes with Alfred?

Thanks all!

Now live in 
 

Instantly create a new Alfred snippet from selected text in MacOS.
 
See 
 for the background.
 
Snippet Creator
adapted from https://github.com/derickfay/import-alfred-snippets
 
There are two keywords, both of which result in the creation of a new snippet:
 
sc - (single step) Required fields: name|keyword|content -- separated by |
sc2 (multi step) - Enter the snippet text, then you'll be prompted for the keyword / name -- in the interest of speed and simplicity the name is set to the keyword.
 
sc2 also has triggers to pre-population with selected text or clipboard contents, and is also available as a Universal Action.
 
set prefsPath in the environment variables to the path to your snippets folder - e.g. "/Users/someuser/Dropbox/Sync/Alfred 4/Alfred.alfredpreferences/snippets/"
and newSnippetFolder to your desired target folder
 
The workflow posts a notification on success to remind you of your newly created snippet.
 
https://www.dropbox.com/s/85nc52o241qobvm/snippet creator.alfredworkflow?dl=0
 
Version 0.3 (2021-08-04):
- updated to use Universal Actions
 
Version 0.2:
- updated to use a pipe | as a delimiter instead of a comma, and to remove the requirement to enclose text in quotes 
 
Version 0.1:
 initial
 
 

That's a bit unfair. Workflows are little different to any other free software. There are workflows that have been working—unchanged—since Alfred 2 came out. It's largely a question of how seriously the other people whose language/platforms/services/APIs you're using take backwards-compatibility.
 
Andrew takes it very seriously; Apple is terrible about it.
 
In this case, the change Apple made is extremely incompatible with the existing workflow (Apple moved Notes' data to an SQLite database, and the language the workflow is written in doesn't support SQLite databases).

Hi all, is anyone else excited by the concept of a Cardhop Alfred workflow? One that works, I imagine, like the fantastical workflow. Is such a thing even possible? It seems like it would be incredible.