Morriz

I manually added Alfred 5 to Preferences > Privacy & Security > Full Disk Access and that solved it. That setting obviously does not transfer to a new MacBook, and Alfred app fails to mention what to do about it when it has no access. Isn't it possible to detect this and notify the user? Better UX

Hi, I am on Sonoma on an M3, and always have to approve. What is wrong?

Alfred version: 5.1.4

After migrating to the new Dropbox architecture and subsequent preferences location change (even thought this worked until yesterday), I got permissions errors about Alfred not being able to write to plist files, even thought the perms were correct.

I worked around it (don't have an explanation as to why this worked) by just moving the prefs folder locally, pointing to the new location and saving, and then copy pasting back the entire prefs folder to dropbox, repointing and now it sees no errors.

Likely explanation: combo of OSX special file locks/checks

I am having permissions errors coming from 4 to 5 and want to start in debug mode to get verbose output. How can we do that?

In Ventura I find again that the selection hotkey does not work, I have tried giving it exotic key combos so that it does not conflict, but no dice. Can I get you some debug output?

I have the same problem in Catalina 10.15.4

Steps tried:

- I unchecked all Alfred related checkboxes for which there was no delete button (minus sign)

- I removed Alfred application from accessibility with the delete button

restarted alfred and settings, then:

- I checked all checkboxes again

- Added application back manually to Accessibility section (pushing the button "Open macOS Accessibility preferences" did not try to reregister itself), resulting in Afred showing as selected again.

My shortcut does still not work, and I checked that it does not belong to another application. 

What else can I check

Mac won't allow this to run. any chance you can get this approved?

“dockerhub” cannot be opened because the developer cannot be verified.