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@Macchio - @alfredpleb - @blizzrdof77 -- I found a bug that prevents certain keywords from appearing in the search results. Need to beef up the JSON parsing a bit but I should have it working in a day or 2. I'll definitely post an update soon!

@alfredpleb Sorry for the delay on that. I haven't released PrefsPlus (yet) ... although I am continuing to use it and it's working well (for me). I'd like to share it. Would you mind testing it out to see if it works for you before I release it widely? I could send you a link via PM.

Got it @Andrew - working great, thank you 🙂 — stay safe!

Hi @Andrew do you think you'd consider this "always show LargeType verbatim" option at some point?

@Andrew btw - I tried updating to prerelease 4.0.9.1143 to see if this was still there (and it is)

Alfred 4.0.8.1135 macOS 10.15.3 This is just a small quirk I noticed the other day: If you have the Snippets feature page open but Alfred is not the active/focused App, you can still right click and get the context menu to appear, however any item selected from this menu will have no effect. It just vanishes into the ether.

v 1.1.0 uploaded, changes the bulk mode from a keyword trigger to a script filter so it can do some additional error checking and grab max_clips by counting the # if images in the history.

I uploaded v1.0.3 that has that change and 1 other small fix for bulk mode.

Nice idea !

Much appreciated. I have a few other things planned for this workflow, I'll definitely make that adjustment.

Thanks for that @deanishe . Wonder what Apple will do now that python2 is deprecated, since they've been ripping stuff out of macOS with great enthusiasm.

Just to clarify what I was asking about above with the List Comprehensions, I'm talking about this. Populating the list using List Comprehension items = [] with database(dbpath) as db: rows = db.execute("SELECT foo...) items = [{ "title": r[1], "arg": r[0] } for r in rows ] Populating the list using a loop and append (this is the current method used) items = [] with database(db_path) as db: rows = db.execute("SELECT bar...) for r in rows: if r[2] == None: (...do stuff...) else: (...do other stuff...) items.append({ "title": r[1], "arg": r[0] }) My question is, is there a way to use the List Comprehension method while still allowing for the if/then/else code to execute?

Hey guys, Thought I'd share this little workflow. I found myself often needing to dump out the last N clipboard images from Alfred's history to disk. It was tedious before, find the right item, copy it back to the pasteboard, paste into Preview, save as PNG, give it a non-overlapping name, etc. So I created this to make it semi-automatic. Shouldn't need anything special, but please let me know if you run into any trouble. Feedback welcome! One thing for sure I would like some advice on is whether the Script Filter (Python) could be turned back into a List Comprehension which from what I've read is more efficient. I couldn't figure out how to do that and also dynamically update the database rows (e.g. converting "/" to " / " so that Alfred's word matching would match correctly, picking a nicer generic icon when app name==null etc). @deanishe if you have time I'm sure you know the answer to this... README & download: https://github.com/luckman212/alfredworkflows/blob/master/clipsaver_readme.md

So, in 2020 with macOS 10.15 + Alfred4, is the canonical way to run python3 code in a Script Filter to use "External Script" with a shebang like `#!/usr/bin/env python3` ?

This is an excellent idea! Another related thing on my wish list would be a dedicated "Notes" object, which ideally would be a resizable rectangle that could display text notes on the workflow editor area. Something like this: