Been hearing good things about Safari lately but I'm kinda trapped in Chromium-based browsers because of some specific Extensions I use for my job and I don't think have viable alternatives outside of them.
Was wondering if that was a possibility but I didn't want to be pushy
I have to agree they are not very popular nowadays but I still think it's worth a shot since they go in hand with Alfred's philosophy (or at least my interpretation of it).
We currently have a couple tools that approach this, but none goes all the way:
@deanishe's beta workflow: Bookmarklets saved in Safari -> Safari
@vitor's workflow: Bookmarklets saved in workflow (requieres previous cleanup) -> ~Any browser
@gcao's workflow: Bookmarklets saved in file -> Chrome
Alfred's Web Bookmarks: Bookmarklets saved in ~any browser (some, random) -> X
I'm new to Alfred (my bad, should've stared years ago!) yet I can try to hack something myself, but the thing is I don't want to duplicate functionality that is either already built into Alfred (like indexing browser's bookmarks) or another workflow (like actually executing the js in the browser).
Again, if we could get "Open Bookmarks: Custom" (like "Application: Custom" in "Terminal / Shell") and full bookmarklets indexing, I think we could be really close to an elegant solution.