Andrew

@caleb531 I've added an internal ticket to look into this, thanks!

@zlebandit could you email the exported output of typing ?diagnostics into Alfred to our info@ address so I can take a quick peek at Alfred's settings?
 
Cheers,
Andrew

Updated to 2024.6.
Add chat history feature. Add option to archive images. Add Fallback Search. Add option to start new chat to Universal Action and Fallback Search. Do not close window on relevant steps. Support Organisation ID. Add model override for ChatGPT.

@alfredpanda change the hotkey trigger mode to "Simulate modifier keys released" or "Wait until modifier keys are released", otherwise when Alfred simulates the ⌘C, you'll still be holding the option key. You can do this by clicking the teal symbols to the right of the hotkey config field.
 
Note that Alfred's default option is Simulate, so this should work by default.

If you update to b2255, you'll now get the correct font size when updating the text view via script

@Mr Pennyworth knowledge sorting will be in the next build  

@pseudometa Excellent spot! I'll get this fixed in the next build.
 
Thanks,
Andrew

The text view uses a native macOS Scroller for the text view, so you won't get the themed scroller like in Alfred's default results. You're seeing it like this because you likely have your macOS setting to "Show Scroll Bars: Always". If you set this to the default of "When Scrolling", you won't get the background drawn behind the scroller.
 
Having said that, there are a few things you can do to make this look a little better if you want to keep the macOS "Always" setting enabled.
 
1. Assuming macOS is in dark mode, Switch Alfred's dark mode rendering to native in the Appearance > Options > Use Native Dark Mode window rendering... This should make the background darker and fit with your theme better.
 
2. Update the theme to use a Visual Effects View background. You'll lose the pink border, but this uses a more modern window content view, and the scrollers are rendered differently.
 
Let me know how you get on
 
Cheers,
Andrew

Alfred does not use AI unless and until you download and install a workflow designed to use AI (for example, the chatGPT workflow). When I refer to "AI” I mean the external companies to which you refer,. Of course, Alfred has his own intelligence. 😀
 
Stephen

Andrew, of course it's working exactly as intended. 😀
 
Stephen

@sepulchra I've made a further tweak to the undo manager, could you update to b2255 before trying any further.

This is now in Alfred 5.5 Beta 2 b2253
 
Both a Workflow Object scoped option, and a global option (local to you, better if you're going to share the workflow)

This is now in Alfred 5.5 Beta 2 b2253
 
Both a Workflow Object scoped option, and a global option (local to you, better if you're going to share the workflow)

This is now in Alfred 5.5 Beta 2 b2253  

@Mr Pennyworth knowledge sorting will be in the next build  

@sepulchra Of course... I had a sleep once about 14 years ago, it was great!

This is now in Alfred 5.5 Beta 2 b2253
 
Both a Workflow Object scoped option, and a global option (local to you, better if you're going to share the workflow)

This is now in Alfred 5.5 Beta 2 b2253  

@able in fact, I just published Alfred 5.5 Beta 2, so update and give it a whirl!

@able This will be in the next build!  

@sepulchra perfect thanks, looks like the undo manager is getting confused. I'll have this fixed in the next release, cheers

The Grid View is a brand new paradigm, and completely separate view in Alfred. Using a keyword<space> e.g. "gif<space>query" can't take you out of the default result context automatically, as this would wreak havoc when there could be multiple unrelated default result matches.
 
It'll become second nature before you know it...
 
keyword<space> = stay in context
keyword<enter> = new context

Are you going to submit the update to the gallery? Your workflow seems to be so perfectly suited to the grid view!  

@rknightuk Where is the extra keypress? You mean a ↩︎ instead of space?
 
You could always connect up a hotkey directly to the grid view to get to it directly.

Yep, I can definitely add some font size options in the Text View config.
 
The Font menu on the popup shouldn't be there (as it's plain text), I'll remove that in the next build.