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Alternative: make a Time machine backup of your old laptop, plug it into the new one, restore Alfred from the backup using Time machine app. I think that's how I did it.

This one doesn't work with Mojave 🙁

Cool! SIP needing to be disabled is a shame though. 😔

Did you try tab instead of right arrow? It depends on your settings under Features ➡️ Files search ➡️ Actions.

@GuiB I did restart my computer. defaults read -g NSFileViewer gives output: The domain/default pair of (kCFPreferencesAnyApplication, NSFileViewer) does not exist I ran that other command, restarted, and now it works when I open a directory only with Open, but it doesn't work with Reveal in Finder. Still get the output above though. Good enough for me! Thanks!

This did nothing in my case. Terminal seems to accept the command, but opening a folder through Alfred still launches Finder. 🤷‍♂️

I also use this to search for notes, and the workflow @deanishe linked to to create notes. 👍

Oh okay, haven't seen a workflow like that, I think it would be hard to remember how many copies ago the clip you want to merge was. Just to be clear, the one I linked to is not mine, it's @luckman212's 🙂

@luckman212made such a workflow, have a look here.

Great! I added a similar script in the same workflow, but with the ⌘ modifier, for when you want to edit the details before saving. It opens the list of calendars for you (I often add things to both my personal and my work calendar.) on run set the clipboard to "{query}" as text tell application "Calendar" to activate delay 0.5 tell application "System Events" keystroke "n" using {command down} keystroke "v" using {command down} keystroke return delay 0.5 key code 48 key code 125 end tell return "{query}" end run

Great workflow! Don't know if it's being updated anymore, but I wish I could search for word without the order of the words being a match. For example typing "pocket youtube tesla" would filter out all pocket articles from YouTube with the word Tesla anywhere. Or "pocket youtube tesla downtown" would show the video "Driving through downtown with a Tesla" on YouTube. I guess what I'm trying to say is I really like Teslas.

Trying to make a workflow with this, with a keyword followed by a script – which coding language is this / should I select?

Nicely done, this makes the clipboard a lot more useful! I noticed that if I only have two clips in the clipboard and execute cm3 (more than I have), it messes up the clips, if you want to do some touching up. It's good as it is though.

Here's a similar workflow for calendar events. https://github.com/rtoshiro/alfred-workflows-addcalendarevent

Thanks, didn't realize that was why. I deleted the completed tasks that weren't assigned a project and now the command works just fine Also, big thanks for this workflow!