stylophile

I'm running Monterey 12.2 and this fix worked for me. Thanks @Acidham, for making this script, I find it very useful! You could probably even update the compatibility matrix on Packal as I can confirm it works in every version up through Monterey, and maybe add the fix in the Usage section for people downloading it the first time so they're not scratching their heads as to why it's not working.

I tried several at first to see if it that was it, but no change, however just now I tried adding another modifier (Ctrl-Opt-Cmd-H) and that worked. So I'm guessing in Alfred 4 something changed to check other macros and help prevent you from stomping on them. If that's the case, I'd like to request a feature to toggle that as an option; I have no idea what Ctrl-Cmd-D is mapped to (I tried using it and also searched through Keyboard Shortcuts control panel) so I'd prefer to override it with an Alfred hotkey.

I don't think that's the case as I've assigned hotkeys that override system and app hotkeys a number of times with no issue. Alfred hotkeys take precedence over system/app ones. Unless that's changed w/ v4, but I don't think so?

I'm trying to create a simple workflow to open a folder with a hotkey. I've done other hotkey workflows int he past with no problem. When I click in the box to enter the key macro (it's got the blue box around it so I know it's selected), it just does nothing when I enter any keystrokes. I went to one of my existing hotkey workflows and was able to modify the key macro, so it seems to only be impacting net new workflows. Anyone seen this before? Alfred 4.0.1 b1078 macOS Mojave 10.14.5