Andrew

I've added a task ticket to investigate this further in the future... I may raise a bug with Apple so that Alfred doesn't have to put in a workaround for the missing icon.

The clipboard history should be working fine in Mavericks.  There may be a permissions issue preventing Alfred from writing to the clipboard database. Quit Alfred and delete the following file in your home folder:
 
~/Library/Application Support/Alfred 2/Databases/clipboard.alfdb
 
When you restart Alfred, this file should be recreated and things should work again
 
[moving to the help sub-forum]

Alfred v2 switched to using OS X's contacts API which seemingly doesn't support diacritic insensitive searching. I'm currently looking into the options, but this will pretty much be sorted at some point.
 
As a work around for now, Alfred also searches the phonetic fields and nickname, so you could put in the non accented names in one of those fields.

For your initial issue, one thing which could help is turning off ctrl to bring up the actions panel in Alfred's Features > File Search > Navigation.
 
As for remapping enter in a certain scenario, I'm not sure how this will work with Alfred as he treats your keypresses instantly and verbosely i.e. if you press enter, he will have already dealt with this before you press a second key so he will be treating it as (your remapped) ctrl key. Alfred works on key down instead of key up for perceptual performance, so I'm not sure your remapping of enter -> ctrl will ever be compatible with Alfred.

I'm unable to reproduce this behaviour - try re-enabling and re-disabling the clipboard history. You may also be seeing a permissions or syncing error which is preventing Alfred from persisting the state of the history, so try disabling the clipboard history and restarting Alfred, then seeing if the clipboard history is still disabled in the preferences.
 
Cheers,
Andrew

There is a little issue preventing this from working fully in non EN locales… I'll have this fixed in the next release.

I'm moving this to the Feature Suggestions sub-forum. I actually already have a ticket to look into adding this feature too

If you just add /usr/local/Cellar/ to Alfred's search path, then this is recursive.
 
Alfred doesn't support public.symlink as OS X's metadata server has very limited support for this, making searches very inefficient. If Alfred ever takes on the job of indexing himself, then I'll take into account symlinks.

You can change the keyword by double clicking on the word 'bing' in Alfred's Features > Web Search preferences. To change the default fallbacks, you'll need the Powerpack, then you can change the fallbacks to web searches, custom searches or even workflows

Could you check that /System/Library/PreferencePanes/ is Alfred's default search scope.

Contacts are loaded directly from OS X's contacts API so you'll want to re-tick Contacts in the "Don't show" section under file search, as this relates to contact metadata.
 
With Contacts ticked in Aflred's Default Results, are any contacts showing at all? If not, you may want to check if Alfred has access to the contacts in OS X's Securty & Privacy > Privacy > Contact preferences.
 
Cheers,
Andrew
 
[moving to the help subforum]

Benny from MailMate made the script for me. Works as expected.
Path of the file should be "~/Library/Application Support/Alfred 2/Plugins/Email/MailMate.applescript"
Here is the script:
-- Send an email with an attachment on url_encode(theText) return do shell script "printf " & quoted form of theText & " | xxd -u -plain | sed 's/\\(..\\)/%\\1/g' | tr -d '\\n'" end url_encode on create_mailto(_subject, _body, _attachments, _email, _name) set _to to _email if (_name is not "") then set _to to _name & " <" & _email & ">" end if set _mailto to "mailto:?to=" & url_encode(_to) & "&subject=" & url_encode(_subject) & "&body=" & url_encode(_body) repeat with _attachment in _attachments set _filePath to POSIX path of _attachment set _mailto to _mailto & "&attachment-url=file://" & url_encode(_filePath) end repeat return _mailto end create_mailto on send_email_with_attachment(ename, eemail, esubject, ebody, eattachment) set _mailto to create_mailto(esubject, ebody, eattachment, eemail, ename) tell application "MailMate" open location _mailto with trust activate end tell end send_email_with_attachment or you can download the file from here.

If you would like to help test the first iteration of the official 1Password 4 integration, you can grab an early 2.0.8 build directly here:
 
http://cachefly.alfredapp.com/Alfred_2.0.8_210.zip
 
This isn't available as an auto update yet, but should be perfectly stable, so unzip and overwrite Alfred 2 in your Applications folder.
 
Let me know how you all get on

Yep indeed! We've been chatting to 1Password for a while now... this is super exciting. I'll have the integration sorted soon now 

I have this integration code complete, but I'm waiting for some final things from 1Password before releasing it

You can turn off auto-update checking at the bottom of Alfred's Update prefs. I aim to make this update less intrusive in 2.1

Just to update this thread, I'm adding the ability to add custom AppleScript for open ended email support in the next release of Alfred. This means that users will be able to add support for additional mail clients which Alfred doesn't support by default

Just to let you know, I'm keeping a close eye on this situation as I'd love for Alfred to work seamlessly with 1Pwd v4 once it's generally released

This looks like a corruption in the download or unzip. If you could download again and if you used a 3rd party tool to unzip, just unzip normally.
 
Cheers,
Andrew

I've moved this to the feature request sub-forum as the bug sub-forum is for bugs only please.

To start with, I want to add duplicate at the workflow level, but eventually, I want to make it significantly easier to play around with workflow objects themselves (i.e. copy / paste / duplicate within a workflow).

I can reproduce this, interesting... I'll take a look for the next release

Hey there,
 
Disabling the web searches here is different to configuring your fallback searches. To setup what you see as default fallback in Alfred, click the "Setup fallback results" at the bottom of the Features > Default Result prefs
 
Cheers,
Andrew
 
[moving to help subforum]

Don't worry chaps, I'm already aware that people would love to use bespoke fonts and I'll very likely look into this during a v2.x... I could just make exporting / importing more aware of this

Quick update, I have this identified and fixed but it appears that Apple's certificate server for signing a build is down, so I can't release this to you. Will keep trying, then you'll have the fix