playmakerx

On 2/18/2020 at 1:42 PM, deanishe said:

The default folder is ~/Library/Application Support/Alfred, with all your important preferences stored in the bundle ~/Library/Application Support/Alfred/Alfred.alfredpreferences.

 

However, if you'd set Alfred up to sync your preferences, the Alfred.alfredpreferences bundle would be stored in the folder you told Alfred to use as its sync folder.

On 2/18/2020 at 3:13 PM, vitor said:

 

To add, you can find what that is by either looking in Alfred Preferences → Advanced → Syncing, or by looking at the contents of the ~/Library/Application Support/Alfred/prefs.json file.

Thanks to both of you. Very helpful indeed!

Hi guys, I recently switched my laptop, and used time machine to do a backup for the old mac in my external hard drive. Now with the new laptop, I tried to retrieve my previous preferences from the pile of backup data, but couldn't find the preferences folder for Alfred 4. Can anyone shed some light on this? Thanks!

Nice theme. Love it. Thanks for sharing!

On 6/4/2019 at 5:38 PM, scaba said:

I added /System/Applications to the Search Scope list in Preferences -> Features -> Default Results and now the Apple installed apps show up in Alfred

Thanks scaba, that solved my problem! 😁

Are you using macOS 10.15 beta now? I think you have the same problem as me. You need to manually add /System/Applications to the Search Scope list in Preferences - > Features -> Default Results (thanks to scaba).

I just upgraded to macOS 10.15 and Alfred 4 today. After giving it all required permissions, I found this glitch. When I searched for apps like "App Store", nothing shows up in Alfred 4. But Spotlight works just fine. I tried "Clear Application Cache" and "Rebuild macOS Metadata" but neither helped.

The permissions I gave to Alfred 4 just in case you ask:

Contacts

Accessibility

Full Disk Access

Files and Folders

Automation

Any idea on how to fix this, or should I wait for an update?

On 2017/12/6 at 1:09 AM, Vero said:

@playmakerx When you're in the Appearance tab, click Options in the bottom left. You can then recheck the "Auto-highlight top result" checkbox in the left column to re-enable this.

 

 

Cheers,
Vero

That's it, thanks!

12 minutes ago, GuiB said:

Not sure this is what is happening here, but I can't find an option to disable the highlighting either... but could it be that you've set the opacity of the highlight colour to 0% or you've changed the colour to the same as the background colour and made some other colour change like the title/subtitle/Enter symbol ? You can try to go back to the default theme and see if the highlighting reappear.

Thanks for reply. It actually has nothing to do with the theme, as I've tried that before...There's a switch somewhere that I turned off. Just not sure where it is. Or maybe, I'm wondering, could a recent update remove that option?

Hi there,

A while ago, I changed a setting somewhere to disable the auto-highlighting of top result in alfred search window. Now I want it back but couldn't find it anywhere. Any help?

Hi,

For now I can only keep the clipboard history for a maximum of 3 months. But I just feel an increasing need to look back on things copies longer than that. Is there anyway to keep it permanent there? If it's not supported yet, will this be considered in future releases?

Something off topic: what's the theme you're using? Thanks.

Man, those themes are just AMAZING, absolutely love them! Keep up the good work!