adam_wagner

Thanks for the great work @bkmontgomery!
 
I forked your repo and added two calculations that I frequently find useful:
 
1. What is the original number that number a is b% less than?
2. What is the original number that number a is b% more than?
 
These are tricky to remember how to calculate. These can be accessed by:
 
`% 100 is 2% lt`
`% 100 is 2% gt1`
 
You can grab the updated workflow here: https://github.com/AdamWagner/alfred-percent-change
 
@bkmontgomery, feel free to integrate changes into your original repo. 
 
I haven't made it available on Packal because, honestly, I'm not sure how ?

I was referring to having a single instance - ie not having to launch a new webserver instance for every workflow that might need this mechanism, and the Bundle ID was meant to scope the requests (it could be anything instead of Bundle ID as long as the Filter Script knows to include the proper URL in the JSON). And I did say "stopgap" ?. Also, I should have made it clear that this workflow is highly specific to my setup and not meant for publishing (except as a gist maybe).
 
 
I was trying to avoid FS thrashing, but now am thinking RAM disk maybe. BTW I don't really mind not shutting down the server as there will only ever be a single instance of it (probably started in advance).
 
 
Then I assume same problem holds for El Capitan. Thanks for confirming this.
 
 
Just tried this and indeed it will shrink the font as needed. On the negative side, there is no control over wrapping and line breaks, but that's something I can live with. Still can't get over the fact you have to mash ⌘L (or Shift for QL) for every single result you want to preview (I understand this is not Alfred's fault as these weren't meant to be used this way), but at least now I'm aware of the alternatives, thanks to you and @deanishe. I do hope @Andrew will consider some of the things discussed here for Alfred 4 ?.