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  1. A word to the wise: you can easily modify this workflow to work with DuckDuckGo.

     

    1. Install ddgr via Homebrew (from the same developer as googlr)

     

    2. Download the Alfred Googler workflow mentioned above

     

    3. Open the workflow in Finder, and in the "google_instant.rb" file, change

    results = Lightly.new(life: '4h').get query do
      JSON.parse `/usr/local/bin/googler --json -n 9 #{query}`
    end

     

    to:

    results = Lightly.new(life: '4h').get query do
      JSON.parse `/usr/local/bin/ddgr --json -n 9 #{query}`
    end

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  2. 15 hours ago, deanishe said:

     

    This. If you care who your apps are talking to, I can't recommend Little Snitch enough. I'm really annoyed Apple have changed Big Sur so that Apple's own programs can bypass 3rd-party firewalls.

     

     

    @deanishe – According to Patrick Wardle, the macOS 11.2 beta 2 suggests that Apple is removing this policy going forward! 

     

    And kudos to @blacs30 for an awesome workflow!

  3. This is a pretty neat workflow, @Mr Pennyworth! I love the execution, but I ran into a few issues on different versions of the workflow:

     

    I initially installed v0.0.3, but the workflow exited whenever I used the arrow keys to navigate the GIFs, and clicking and dragging the GIF had no effect.

     

    I decided to try v0.0.1, which took care of the above issues. However, after trying out the drag-and-drop feature, the Tenor link (and related GIF) kept appearing whenever I tried to paste any new text that I'd just copied. This issue persisted even after using Terminal to refresh the Clipboard, and I had to restart my computer in order to regain control of the Clipboard.

     

    You may have already addressed this in v0.0.3, but in any case just thought it was worth pointing out. Thanks, and look forward to seeing what you come up with next!

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