mbigras

For an unknown reason when I close my laptop lid and attach my external monitor my mouse starts jumping around. I've come up with a bandaid solution which is to ignore the trackpad when my mouse is present via the Accessibility -> Mouse & Trackpad preferences. This is possible by check a box as shown: Is it possible to make a simple workflow or keyboard shortcut, like for example CTL + CMD + m that would toggle the above setting? Thank you! Max

Thank you for the help and reference Vero. That was totally the problem. I have a custom theme to make the search bar wider. Adjusting the `window blur` as mentioned in the blog post fixed my issue. https://www.alfredapp.com/blog/tips-and-tricks/alfred-3-5-ready-for-high-sierra/

Hi all, I updated to High Sierra 10.13. Now I'm experiencing crazy lag when launching Alfred. For example: cmd + space to launch, typing "notes" is painfully laggy. Not sure what can be done but wanted to report an issue. Is anyone else having this problem?

Thank you Andy! I have to switch my KE Profile multiple times a day and this helps me out so much, really appreciate your time to build this for us! For those running into issues this workflow being incompatible Sierra download and run deanishe's fix: https://github.com/deanishe/alfred-fixum

Very grateful for your tutorials deanishe! This helped me out ?

Thank you vitor Features -> File Search -> Actions: then uncheck the `Ctrl` as shown

Thank you for the response vitor! I think it might be the single `Ctl` that's triggering the following view, shown below. It wasn't the `Ctrl + Enter`. Is there any way to disable the `Ctrl` behavior too? Thank you!

There is some functionality attached to the `Ctrl + Enter` keys when launching and application, I can see the menu options in the advanced section as shown below. I it possible to disable the `Ctrl + Enter` functionality? That is, disable it, not change the settings. The reason is because I mapped `Ctrl + Ctrl` to the `Enter` key to save my right pinky except it conflicts with Alfred only when launching applications.

Thank you so much Eric! This was confusing me for so long

Hi @h2ner! It sounds like you've made some progress. Right on! Any thoughts on putting together a demo screencast and installation instructions? How has it been working for the last couple months? I looked on packal but wasn't able to find it. Have you thought about publishing it?

Weird, the themes and fonts section isn’t showing up for and neither is the hover drag option. I’m using Alfred v3.3 with powerpack. Am I missing something here?

Right on I'm happy to hear it's possible, I've still been searching and hover around but I'm not finding it. Can you attach a screen shot? searching docs for it also not finding it https://www.alfredapp.com/search/?p=help&q=width

Hi @vitor ya I meant the Alfred window. Seems like there is no way to do it then

Is it possible to increase the width of the Alfred toolbar? The reason is when I search for bookmarks or files sometimes the names are too long so they get chopped off but it would be nice to be able to see them.

Thanks for the responses. But how would I search specifically for the bookmarks? not just the filename. Ideally, I'd like to be able to just keep all my pdfs in one folder and be able to search through all the bookmarks

Hi All! I'd love a workflow that lets me search easily through all the pdfs on my system. How awesome would it be to quickly bring up a pdf by section, or a past bookmark/annotation? I think it would make a library of pdfs much more accessible. Requesting this workflow/pointing me towards one that already exists/some ideas for how to start working on it. Thanks Max

Just downloaded this workflow! Another great one from you Carlos-Sz, thanks for all your hard work so many thumbs up!

Is it possible to easily run custom bash scripts with Alfred, but run them from my local machine, instead of typing them into Alfred? For example, if I have the following script: ➜ xdoc git:(master) ✗ pwd /Users/max/Dropbox/work/src/github.com/mbigras/xdoc ➜ xdoc git:(master) ✗ ls README.md xcats xdoc xdoc.mm ➜ xdoc git:(master) ✗ readlink xcats /Users/max/Dropbox/work/src/github.com/mbigras/xdoc/xcats ➜ xdoc git:(master) ✗ cat xcats #!/usr/bin/env bash echo inside xcats with args: $@ with the following workflow, I get the following error, please see attached images. So I'm wondering how can I pipe alfred output into my bash scripts without manually writing them inside the Alfred IDE? Thanks

Hey Carlos, I would really love to use your workflow; however, it currently doesn't seem to be working with Alfred v3.0.1[671]. The popup that the link is ready still comes up, but no image is uploaded to my imgur account, nor is a link copied to the clipboard. Thanks if you have time to take a look at it!

I see what you're saying now, it's not that subl prevents multiple windows from being opened, it's that it saves the current state of the project so all your open views don't get deleted. It makes sense why you added the FWIW now because it's a cool trick, but it doesn't get us closer to preventing multiple projects from opening oh well. How about since we're going on tangents do you think any of this is related to the question I asked over in your repository *note: I totally know they're not related it just seems like I'm hearing back from you sooner over here

Right on deanishe I hear you man. But this workaround you're talking about doesn't make sense to me yet. Are you saying that when you open a sublime project from the terminal it doesn't create multiple instances of that project? Because for me if I'm in the terminal and I say something like $ sublime some_project.sublime-project $ sublime some_project.sublime-project then it will create two instances of that project. Note also that I remapped by "subl" command to "sublime" but I don't think that should make a difference. Because if I'm understanding you correctly you could just route the keyword to that applescript and it would work fine...but maybe I'm confused.

I'm trying to set up a alfred web search to search perform a query on a specific repository for files of a specific extension (md). I went through the usual process of using GH to do the same search and then replacing my searched term with "{query}"; however, when I use alfred to search GH I'm someone transported away from the master branch and instead to some other branch that seems like it might be the last commit hash or something so GH doesn't let me edit anything in the repo until I manually select to switch back to the master branch, please see image. How can I set up a web search to let me land on the master branch? Thanks for your help

This doesn't have to do with Alfred but is more about the forum. When you are typing in a post if you drag an image into the post it will erase your entire image up until the last autosave (which could have been a while ago), also if you click on the image icon and it brings up the url alert box and you try the drag your image into that the same thing will happen. Maybe it's a non-trivial process to make drag and drop image upload possible which is okay with me, this isn't a request for that feature. But would it be possible to add an autosave before you leave the page? I've at least half a post three times now by quickly dragging in an image and it's a little bit of a bummer.

Edit: I found my issue already addressed in your github repo it looks like it's not possible to do yet. Oh well, thanks so much for the tutorials and help with my hotkey question thanks deanishe, that was definitely what I asked for. Also thanks for the tutorial recommendations, they look great (which is meant to be a compliment to you, as I see it looks like they're your tutorials . I might learn how to do this by going through the tutorials, but would be it possible to set up something like the following with alfred -Run hotkey shortcut to open sublime project file in sublime -if project is already running in sublime -bring project to focus -else -open project file in sublime and bring to focus The way I have it set up right now goes like: -Run hotkey shortcut to open sublime project file in sublime -if project is already running in sublime -open project file in sublime and bring to focus -else -open project file in sublime and bring to focus which is kind of a bummer because it causes me to open multiple instances of the same project when what I really want to do is easily get the my specific sublime project.