llityslife

The text view is also a fantastic addition, took me 2 minutes to create a "simple scratchpad app" with it.
 
Could the font size maybe be made configurable? Like, the text is really small, making it a bit of an accessibility problem for people like me.
 
edit: just discovered that you can increase font size via right-clicking and selecting "Font". However, the selection done there does not persist, so it's not really a solution, unfortunately :/

If possible auto list the exist tags, then use to tag file

I saw this has been asked a few times before (e.g. here) but there wasn't a clear answer.

Since Alfred 4 is coming soon, I would like to throw this into the pot to see if it might be possible.
 
My brain is getting old. It's hard to remember all the different keywords and hotkeys I've set up. To aid myself I like to be able to use multiple keywords to trigger the same workflow step.
 
Example, I have a workflow for connecting Bluetooth devices, that I trigger using `bt`
instead of just "bt" I'd like to add a few more keywords, e.g. "blue", "connect", "audio" etc.
 
I know I can duplicate the script filter opject and connect its Output to the same step—it's a poor man's workaround, but it'd be cleaner and better to allow multiple keywords, such as this:

 

@llityslife Could you please provide more information?
 
First, please share your workflow (you can put it on Dropbox and provide a link), and tell us exactly which version of Alfred and macOS you're using. If you change your hotkey, does your workflow behave as expected? Is your issue only with that particular hotkey combo?
 
Next, have you granted Alfred permissions since installing Big Sur?
https://www.alfredapp.com/help/getting-started/permissions/
 
The more details you provide, the more likely we'll be able to help you out
 
Cheers,
Vero

With version 2.0.0 I have rewritten the complete workflow and added many new features.
 
I've released version 2.0.3 now and updated the first post in this thread
You can find the latest version on github https://github.com/blacs30/bitwarden-alfred-workflow/release

What might work nicely would be if Alfred showed the full definition in its Large Type window (i.e. you press ⌘L on a result).
 

Is it always pin the files or folder in the buffer? When I restart computer.

I'd say that it's extremely unlikely that Alfred will gain built-in support for Edge unless Edge provides an official API for apps like Alfred to read its bookmarks.
 
You would probably be better served with a workflow instead. Depending on how Chromium-like it is, a workflow like this one might be able to read its bookmarks.

# add separate appended item with tab

# Customize hotkeys for each separation action
# keeping history always

I dislike have to manually resize and position Finder windows, so after a little research I came up with this solution
This workflow produces two Finder windows side by side, any size any position.
Modify the script to suit your needs. Hope someone finds it as useful as I do.
 
http://www.manorts.com/alfred/Dualpane.alfredworkflow

I would prefer a configurable separator. 

Here. A modified version of LabelColor to work in tags.

I found that you build Icon Generator project, if it could be a workflow, it can work with folderify.

Have you tried this workflow that can filter Excel files?

At the end of this thread there’s an example of trying to target multiple PDF apps (Skim, Preview and Devonthink) with a single Applescript - it’s doable but requires a lot of testing and customizing - unfortunately Applescript grammar isn’t standard even for these most basic tasks.
 
 

Then the file type doesn’t matter. That’s what I’m saying: you can tell an application to reveal a document in the Finder, it doesn’t matter what it is. And since you’re telling the application, you can’t have a generic solution, you’d have to include specific grammar for specific apps.

Also, if anyone's considering building a "Reveal in Finder" workflow, I'd very strongly recommend using a model similar to my AppScripts or Safari Assistant workflows.

Provide a built-in and a user script directory, and put application-specific scripts in there. When the workflow's run, it should grab the name/bundle ID of the active application, look for a corresponding script in the script directories and run it if found.

The potential for requests to add support for apps is basically limitless, so you really want to make it easy for users to add support for apps themselves, and to answer any feature requests to support app XYZ with "Sure. Write the necessary script, submit a PR, and I'll add it to the next release."
 
Otherwise, you're going to be dealing with endless support requests, many of which will be impossible to implement.

This is a workflow I've cobbled together from various sources, notably some modifications to https://github.com/NapoleonWils0n/bashfinder , which is actually a bash front end for a lot of AppleScript.
 
It contains the following commands:
 
fo - open a folder in the frontmost Finder window (also available as a File Action)
fo:i - open a folder in the frontmost Finder window with Icon view (also available as a File Action)
fo:c - open a folder in the frontmost Finder window with Column view (also available as a File Action)
fo:l - open a folder in the frontmost Finder window with List view (also available as a File Action)
all - open "All My Files" (Sierra) or "Recents" (High Sierra and later) in the frontmost Finder window - this uses a Key Combo action ⌘⇧F
icloud - open iCloud Drive in the frontmost Finder window - this uses a Key Combo action ⌘⇧I
fat - choose and open an existing tab or window
 
rf - open a recent folder in the frontmost Finder window
fi - set frontmost Finder window to Icon view
fc - Set frontmost Finder window to Column view
fl - Set frontmost Finder window to List view
fg - Set frontmost Finder window to Gallery view (i.e. icon view with big icons and a dark background - this is my own take on a Gallery view, which predated the official one introduced in Mojave)
fw - Close frontmost window and reopen active tab (i.e. close all tabs except the active one)
merge - Merge All Windows (same as menu command)
fcfix - set filename column width to 400
clip - show the Finder clipboard (I bet you didn't know there was such a thing....)
 
There is a single environment variable: 
openInNewTab
set it to 0 to open in the frontmost window (replacing the existing contents) or 1 (the default setting) to open in a new tab in the frontmost window
 
By using fo and its variants, you can effectively have Alfred open folders in a single window as requested here: 
https://www.alfredforum.com/topic/11393-opening-folders-in-the-same-finder-window/?do=findComment&comment=59570
and here:
https://www.alfredforum.com/topic/11327-any-way-search-open-a-folder-in-same-finder-window/?tab=comments#comment-59276
 
v.0.5 (2019-06-08)
Added fat keyword (was going to use ft but it was constantly confused with FaceTime)
 
v.0.4 (2018-08-06)
Added icloud and all keywords
 
v.0.3 (2018-04-08)
Added file actions
Added rf and fw keywords
 
v.0.2 (2018-04-06)
Added openInNewTab
 
Download:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/u1bchxchlm4c1q3/Finder scripts.alfredworkflow?dl=0