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Hi @vitor. Just wanted to bump my question from earlier. When running /usr/sbin/diskutil mount in Terminal directly it will generate an error that the volume is encrypted and should be mounted with /usr/sbin/diskutil apfs unlockVolume instead. I tried playing around with it a bit, but I wasn't able to get the expected password prompt from the command to trigger. I assume that would require adding another object type in the Alfred workflow I haven't discovered yet. Would you be willing to add a check in the main javascript script to have it check if the volume is encrypted and have it run the apfs unlockVolume command as an alternative path in the workflow? I don't know my way around js at all, so I haven't tried to modify that yet. Either way, I appreciate this workflow and the many others you provide to the community. I think adding support for encrypted volumes would be a great addition to the utility of this workflow.

I put together a fairly simple workflow with my first attempt at using file filters. The purpose is to limit my search scope to an external drive. I have three keywords that can change which file filter I use to change the scope. However, when I search for files and file types that are clearly within the scope, Alfred does not return the file in the results even with the exact name. Spotlight finds the file, the file passes the Alfred troubleshooter, rebuilding the index and cache has no impact. The files are within the scope in the file filter, the file types have been added, but most of the time still fails to pull the desired result. I'm sure it is something simple I'm overlooking, but I haven't figured it out yet. Oh, and a related issue is that I can't seem to search for files with a space in the name. As soon as I separate the file name with a space as the search term, it reverts to a generic web search. Any insights you can provide would be much appreciated.

Hey @vitor! First, thanks for all of the great work you contribute to Alfred and the community. Second, should this workflow mount encrypted disks and trigger the standard password prompts for the disk as you would get if you mounted the disk through Disk Utility or diskutil in the shell? I ask because in my testing, my encrypted external drives are detected by the workflow, but it silently fails to mount them and encryption seems to be the common factor. The drives work fine with Disk Utility and diskutil commands.

@Andrew @HRD This issue appears to be resolved in 1Password 7.0.1. Are you still experiencing issues? Everything is working as expected for me, once again.

@Andrew 1Password 7 is officially released. I have it installed along with the latest version of Alfred, but the open and autofill function is not working through Alfred. I have verified that settings are enabled in both Alfred and 1Password 7 to allow access, just as I done successfully with 1Password 6. I'm using Safari as my default browser and I reinstalled the 1Password 4.7.1 extension directly from their site and from Apple's extension gallery, but the issue persists. Any word on the status of this issue? Thanks!

@Vero I have provided my email as requested. Thanks.

Agreed. I know this is Microsoft's fault and not Alfred's, but would it be possible to provide a longer delay period? I think I might need to be able to delay up to 5 seconds in order to avoid this issue. I have repeatedly complained to Microsoft, but they have not responded. Alfred 3.6.1 Late 2012 MBP with macOS 10.13.4 (16GB of RAM, 512GB SSD, 2.6Ghz i7 CPU) OneNote 2016 (version 16.12)