Alexander Willner

I see - I've Touch ID enabled for sudo commands, so it's as inconvenient as the current solution (which also requires authentication). Btw if the following helps: **Version:** v2023.3 on macOS 13.5.2 (22G91) with Alfred 5.1.2 **Steps that will reproduce the problem:** 1. Invoke Alfred 2. Type "lpm" 3. Press enter **What is the expected result:** Battery's Low Power Mode enabled **What happens instead:** Battery's Low Power Mode still the same **Possible workaround:** Use CLI (see above) *Any additional information:** The systems settings app starts, the value is changed (via drop down), authentication via Touch ID is required and the settings app closes. However, the mode did not change

What about using sudo pmset -b lowpowermode 1 and sudo pmset -a lowpowermode 0 instead?

Then let's keep it as it is. Thanks.

I see. What about: "This workflow requires either ImageOptim or any these image optimisers installed (e.g., via brew): gifsicle, svgcleaner, advpng, jpegoptim, jpegtran, oxipng, pngcrush, pngout, pngquant, zopflipng."?

The workflow is already at https://alfred.app/workflows/alexanderwillner/optimize-images/ . However, it states "This workflow requires ImageOptim" which is not 100% correct. The workflow searches for various image optimisers in the path: "Please note that ImageOptim or related tools should be installed (e.g. via brew).". The tool "ImageOptim" just happens to automatically install most of them.

https://alfred.app/workflows/alexanderwillner/deepl-translate/ states that this workflow needs an API Key. The key is optional.

Change submitted. There is now a version for using "User Configuration"

Thanks a lot for the thread. Is there an easy way / is it supported to use both, Environment Variables and User Configuration, in a way that the same workflow supports Alfred 4 and 5? Still have no license for version 5