akaralar

Hello, lately I've become aware of and started loving a hidden feature on macOS, where you can make the cmd+tab app switcher appear on all the connected monitors instead of only on the active screen, details here: https://superuser.com/questions/670252/cmdtab-app-switcher-is-on-the-wrong-monitor/1625752#1625752
 
It would be great to have it on Alfred as well as an appearance setting. Instead of Alfred appearing only on one of the monitors, it could appear on all of them at once.
 
I use 3 monitors and try to use the mouse as little as possible and the app sometimes throws me off by not appearing on the monitor I'm looking at. This would solve that once and for all.
 
Thanks!

Hello, lately I've become aware of and started loving a hidden feature on macOS, where you can make the cmd+tab app switcher appear on all the connected monitors instead of only on the active screen, details here: https://superuser.com/questions/670252/cmdtab-app-switcher-is-on-the-wrong-monitor/1625752#1625752
 
It would be great to have it on Alfred as well as an appearance setting. Instead of Alfred appearing only on one of the monitors, it could appear on all of them at once.
 
I use 3 monitors and try to use the mouse as little as possible and the app sometimes throws me off by not appearing on the monitor I'm looking at. This would solve that once and for all.
 
Thanks!

the `recent` option seems broken for me, even in the version @Russell Davis provided, on macOS 10.14 Mojave. I can't see the alarms I'm setting after typing `recent`, it says there are no alarms or timers set. 
Does anybody else have the same problem?

This is a great workflow, and thank you. Unfortunately it won't work if you use a tool like Bartender that moves the bluetooth menu item off the main bar (or if you don't want the bluetooth menu item displayed).  For us cranks it's harder; I installed a command line tool called Bluetooth Connector and made a simpler less friendly workflow than yours that I named "Toggle my airpods" that just calls the command line /usr/local/bin/BluetoothConnector 4c-32-75-c2-09-b4 (because that's the MAC address of my airpods; yours would be different)
 
I personally suggest people find a way to be less stubborn than me and just use your workflow but I thought I'd post this for the unfortunate souls like me who find this post.

This is not necessarily a workflow I am sharing but something I use that I love and would really love to share with you. It allows me to use and manipulate all the great workflows you kind people have created and share and use them seamlessly. It also allows me to spike up my usage stats by some pretty wild numbers : 
 

 
The reason is that I don't ever really activate anything using hotkeys any more. I use something called 'sticky keys' and I have achieved using Karabiner. [Here](https://github.com/nikitavoloboev/dotfiles/tree/master/karabiner) is my repository with my config file for Karabiner. I have also put a readme in there to show how I use it and what for. You can just clone the repository and use the settings and change them to what you consider best for you.
 
I hope you will like it too. Tell me what you think of it and if you managed to get it to work. You can ask any question you have about the config file I have as it is pretty lengthy.
 

# SafariHistorySearch
Alfred workflow to search Safari history written in swift.   #Usage `shs <SEARCH_TERMS>`   Separate search terms with spaces if you want to search for more than one word. ie:    `shs github safari`     Each word is searched separately. If you want to search for a phrase,  surround the phrase with double quotes, ie:     `shs "Alfred Workflow to Search Safari History"`    The results contain all search terms. This workflow searches the page url, page title and page body if available.   see https://github.com/akaralar/SafariHistorySearch/releases for latest version.   I hope you like it!