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Good idea. It's a bit of a bummer that there's additional step needed (i.e. writing "snip" or even "s" for my lazy self ). Also, the snippet's content preview is not as user-friendly, especially when a snippet spans multiple lines (i.e. only the first line is shown).

Thanks. The current clipboard sadly gets often soon overridden. Auto-expansion it is then. If I may, I'd still make a feature-request to have the ability to bring up the previous/historical inputs to the Snippets Viewer. I think it would be useful, especially with `Matching` set to `Name, Keyword *or Snippet*`.

Is there a way to resurface the last used Snippet? I tried <up-arrow> but it doesn't work. <up-arrow> does work for the 'main' Alfred UI, but not for the Snippets Viewer. Alfred 4.6.1

@Andrew spot on, all is well with iTerm2 now.

Yes, pasting with ⌘V in iTerm2 works. I've unsuccessfully disabled all other apps under Settings > Privacy > Accessibility. I've also tried slowing down both 'Key Repeat' and 'Delay Until Repeat' under Settings > Keyboard. And also temporarily quit BetterTouchTool and Karabiner. I'm attaching the iTerm 2 key mappings, if you see anything potentially interfering. Hopefully snippets in iTerm2 still work on macOS 10.11, since this is the major/only usecase I have for Alfred. Looking elsewhere on forums, this implies that a backwards breaking change was made to accommodate for macOS 10.12?

* What you were doing when the issue happened Nothing in particular. * Whether you were able to replicate it a second time by performing the same action Yes, the issue is reproducible. * Include any screenshots that might help us Here's a video demonstration of a snippet properly expanding in TextEdit but not in iTerm2, which has Secure Keyboard Entry disabled: I've also attached a screenshot of iTerm2 preferences. * Include the Alfred version & build number you are using Alfred 3.3 (801) * Include your OS X version macOS 10.11.6 (15G1212) iTerm2 3.0.13