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@Andrew Thanks for this info. I hadn't thought of checking the Alfred workflows.

And lo-and-behold, I found it. There is a workflow that has that key-combo set. (The hotkeys.firedev.com package)
So in this case Alfred could have known  

So yeah, i think the latest change you described 

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From Alfred 3.6, the lock command simulates ⌃⌘Q to lock your Mac

let this issue bubble to the top. 

I've deleted the package (as I don't like key combo's anyway) and the lock functionality is working fine again.

@Andrew This indeed seems to be the case.

It is a bit surprising that a changed keyboard shortcut changes the behaviour of Alfred. I would recommend changing it back; or giving the user feedback that the shortcut doesn't do what it says it would do.

In a related question. I have no clue what or how this change came to be.

Is there a way I could figure out which app/setting is doing this? The app in question has no customisable Keyboard shortcuts, so I doubt it is causing it. 

Or is there a way I can restore the default behaviour?

Hi, I really love this script. But it seems somewhat overcomplicated.

Instead of doing all the complex things with apple script etc... why not just use this:

```bash

open "zoommtg://zoom.us/join?action=join&confno={query}"

```