JoeyBloggs

A solution I have found for this (does not involve Alfred, but could be scripted to do so) is to map a global keyboard shortcut to "send <mute shortcut> to <app>". Using BetterTouchTool, this is pretty straightforward and works really well (and globally). For me, I have this mapped to a special F key on my keyboard, and I use MS Teams:

 

Ask and ye shall receive! 
 

/cc @Mr Pennyworth

Evernote workflow 9 beta 3 released with minor code optimizations and updated workflow preferences.
 
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If your search (ens keyword) is not returning any results please make sure to trigger a full index rebuild in Evernote app: Option-Key Help > Troubleshooting > Recreate

Evernote updated their beta and fixed the issue - they mentioned Alfred specifically in the release. 
 
Thanks again @Carlos-Sz for a great workflow - I'm glad to have it back.

Looks as though this workflow breaks with the new 6.11 (beta 1) release. Bummer as I'm so dependent on this workflow every day. May have to restore an earlier version of EN if you don't have a quick fix. :-(

All - I saw this posted on Twitter and personally I like this solution a lot better than a Chrome workflow. It uses a utility called Brow to make Chrome and Firefox bookmarks searchable in Spotlight:
 
http://blog.timschroeder.net/2013/04/15/Bring-Brow-to-Alfred/

Workflows are Alfred's new and improved way of handling everything v1 could do (and more). Check out this workflow I threw together. It wires a hotkey to a 'Reveal in Finder' action; the Hotkey feeds '~' to the action, so Finder opens your home folder.
 
It also has a second hotkey that you can set up to browse the folder using Alfred.
 
Let me know if you need help, and enjoy Alfred 2