Meldiron

I believe lot of us are used to Alfred clipboard history and it saves a lot of time. As a developer, I have it set to 7 days history and use it a lot of times to temporarily store IP addresses and passwords. For example, I know password starts with "R$" so I can easily filter it. Problem is, I cant remember the IP address and there is no way to search for it. This problem could be solved using regex. I could filter all clipboards that contains 3 dots and easily find all IP addresses.

SIMPLIFIED VERSION: Add important clipboard history.. Let up separate our non-importnt clipboard (code snippet, linux command) from our important clipboard (digitalocean password, server IP, ..). This will make our life way easier, get us way more productive as we dont have to scroll through clipboard history so ofter. Im not good at explaining so I will try to do it as simple as I can. Alfted has feature called Clipboard History which keeps history of your clipboard.. I use it soooo often.. I use CMD + C to copy.. and I have shortcut on CMD+SHIFT+C which open up alfred clipboard history.. As a developer I use this all the time. I saw Alfred 4 features page and this image really catched my interest: https://www.alfredapp.com/media/whats-new/file-buffer-hover.png Its something absolutely different than what I saw there but this is what I imagine: Important Clipboard History Yes.. Clipboard history IS awesome feature.. But.. sometimes we know we are copying something important (like digitalocean password).. And we know we will need it in future.. Using clipboard history, if I keep copying other stuff (linux commands for example) and I need the password agian, I need to spam down arrow key multiple times to get back to password.. This is what my idea about important clipboard history will solve. (now I will explain one specific scenario but anyone in comments feel free to generalize it) We will have two ways to copy.. CMD + C for normal copy, CMD + ALT + C for important copy.. they will both put clipboard into history, bit the one with alt will also mark it as important.. Now, when I do CMD + SHIFT + C (my shortcut to open clipboard history), I will see all of my clipboard history AND there will be some filled yellow star near those which are important (also, outlined yellow star for those who arent so I can toogle important/non-important clipboard).. Now, why is the URL above important.. you cam see a list of (files?) above alfred bar.. THIS EXACTLY could be shown when I open clipboard history and these on top will be featured clipboards.. So to use them, I dont need to search for them.. all I need to do is click on it above alfred bar and Im done (also, it might be some shortcut to make it even more awesome, something like CMD+1 for first one, CMD+2 for second and so on).. Using this system, I copy digital ocean password as important clipboard.. Then I copy linux command normal way and whenever I need digital ocean password again, I just open clipboard history and click the icon above alfred bar - select which one of important clipboard I want to use. I hope this all makes sense. Just a side node, I dont feel like I need to upgrade to alfted 4 becuase there arent any features important for me, BUT this will surly make me upgrade, maybe even donate.. This will make my life 100x easier.

MAC: pro mid 2014, 13" OS: High siera 10.13.4 Alfred version: v3.6.1 Screen setup: First: Desktop Second: Google Chrome Third: Visual Studio code When I am in Google Chrome, open alfred and type "visual studio", it moves me to Desktop and top header is Visual Studio Header (top left info like file, view, edit, ...). When I am in Visual Studio Code and I type "google chrome", again. It moves me to Desktop but at top left I can see chrome header. If you need any addation info for access to remote control for tests, let me know. EDIT: I just tried "google test" and it correctly switched to my browser - chrome (and also opened google search) EDIT2: Well, fck. I just tried spotlight and it has same bug. That means its OS bug, right?

Hello, there is a filter where I can run script only if query matches reges. For example I can do: ^(ERROR:) So script will continue on only if query starts with "ERROR:". But how can I do something like "else" fir this "if"? I found out I can do second filter and put there: ^(?!ERROR:) So another regex that means "does not start with ERROR:". But what if there is really difficult regex? Do I really need to rewrite it? Or is there some way to do ELSE for filter?

Hello guys, there is an app called Alfred Remote to use Alfred on your mac from your Iphone. I Would liek to do private website to control my macbook. So it would be great to use alfred with alfred Remote feature, but I dont know how. Is tehre any API or protocol so I can code my own client fot this project? Thanks for every idea

Hello, Im pretty new to workflows so Im sorry if its silly question but I cant figure it out myself. There is a filter option so I cam simulate if+else statement. But there are just 2 options - equals, not equals. How to do something like "contains", "not contains", "starts with", "not start with", "ends with", and so on. Thanks for answers in advance