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    Alan He reacted to vitor in ChatGPT / DALL-E - OpenAI integrations   
    You can already copy the Markdown with ⌃↩.
     
     
    I have ideas for chat history, but it’s unlikely to work exactly as per your description as I want to offer more flexibility than locking a conversation in time.
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    Alan He reacted to vitor in App-specific snippets   
    You don’t need code at all, you can connect the Snippet Trigger to a Conditional Utility and have that split into different Copy to Clipboard Output.

    To know the bundle identifier for an app, you can first use the Identify Front App Automation Task.

    See the Getting Started Guide for an interactive tutorial on making a workflow.
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    Alan He reacted to Vero in ChatGPT / DALL-E - OpenAI integrations   
    Curious to see how easy and quick the ChatGPT / DALL-E workflow is to use? I've created a quick video introducing the workflow and its configuration.
     
     
    Hope this helps you discover this most awesome workflow  
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    Alan He got a reaction from iJemz in any method to save image from clipboard history to file?   
    From what I currently know, Alfred does not provide a direct way. At the moment, you can only activate the preview by pressing Shift, then open the preview, and finally click save. I would like to know if there is a more concise method. Of course, I can also develop another workflow, but it is not integrated with the current clipboard history workflow.
     

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    Alan He reacted to Vero in ChatGPT / DALL-E - OpenAI integrations   
    @Buffer You can see a fairly detailed summary of your usage on the OpenAI site's Usage tab:
    https://platform.openai.com/usage
     
    You'll see your activity split by day, and by text and image content. 
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    Alan He reacted to Andrew in (5.5 beta) Grid view as script filter output   
    Are you going to submit the update to the gallery? Your workflow seems to be so perfectly suited to the grid view!  
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    Alan He reacted to rknightuk in (5.5 beta) Grid view as script filter output   
    Yeah absolutely I will (if I can remember how to do an update)
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    Alan He reacted to Andrew in Text View Spellcheck?   
    I'll pop in a ticket to consider shortcuts / making this easier to access  
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    Alan He reacted to Andrew in Legendary Supporter Status   
    @sepulchra thank you very much for the kind words, and going above and beyond with your Legendary+ support
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    Alan He reacted to vitor in Newbie Question - How To Create Workflow From A GitHub Repro   
    Technically the developer should have provided a packaged workflow. It is atypical that that does not happen. You could also have zipped that folder, renamed the extension to alfredworkflow, and opened that.
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    Alan He reacted to vitor in ChatGPT / DALL-E - OpenAI integrations   
    Setup
    Create an OpenAI account and log in. On the API keys page, click + Create new secret key. Name your new secret key and click Create secret key. Copy your secret key and add it to the Workflow’s Configuration. Hot tip: Using earlier models (e.g. ChatGPT 3.5 and DALL·E 2) is the most cost-effective way to use these OpenAI tools and stretch your credit a long way!

    Usage

    Query ChatGPT via the chatgpt keyword.




    ↩ Ask a new question. ⌘↩ Clear and restart chat. ⌥↩ Copy last answer. ⌃↩ Copy full chat. ⇧↩ Stop generating answer. Query DALL·E via the dalle keyword.




    ↩ Send a new prompt. ⌥↩ Reveal the most recent image in the Finder. ⤓ Install on the Alfred Gallery | Source
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    Alan He reacted to deanishe in What's the difference between {query} and argv input modes?   
    ARGV is a better model. Apart from being the standard UNIX way to run programs, it's simpler (no language-specific escaping) and faster (no need for Alfred to re-write your script every time it runs it).
     
    {query} is still around for backwards compatibility, I guess.
     
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    Alan He got a reaction from snoop182 in OCR, select the screen area, and press Enter to immediately obtain the text.   
    Use the built-in OCR, no need to install dependencies.
     
    1. I am the author
    2. workflow no any dependency.
    3. https://github.com/alanhg/alfred-workflows/tree/master/ocr
     
     

     
     
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    Alan He reacted to godbout in OCR, select the screen area, and press Enter to immediately obtain the text.   
    this is so cool 😂️😂️😂️ fuck i'm amazed. what winner Alfred is.
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    Alan He got a reaction from godbout in OCR, select the screen area, and press Enter to immediately obtain the text.   
    Use the built-in OCR, no need to install dependencies.
     
    1. I am the author
    2. workflow no any dependency.
    3. https://github.com/alanhg/alfred-workflows/tree/master/ocr
     
     

     
     
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    Alan He reacted to vitor in OCR, select the screen area, and press Enter to immediately obtain the text.   
    It’s live at https://alfred.app/workflows/alanhe/ocr/.
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    Alan He reacted to vitor in File Enhancer   
    Thank you for the submission but there are some issues which prevent inclusion:
    You’re using /usr/local/bin/identify as an absolute path. As we’ve discussed before, you cannot use /usr/local/bin because it will not work for people on Apple Silicon since that’s not where Homebrew installs things. The escaping is incorrect in a few places. Always prefer with input as argv over with input as {query}. Always quote your variables. A few of these actions will break on things with spaces. There’s a specific mention to ~/Applications/JetBrains Toolbox which is particular to your set up. The screenshots have a lot of unrelated entries. Check your other workflows in the Gallery. See how all the screenshots show only things directly related to the specific workflow? Also note how they all list real-looking data and not test names. That is imperative to ensure users aren’t confused about what your workflow is supposed to do or not.
    Ultimately, this one seems a bit too geared to your specific usage. Workflows in the Gallery should be useful to a larger number of users, so passing on it as well.

    With this latest batch, it seems you’re sending in your submissions as soon as you release the first workflow version, so these simple repeated issues are not getting caught. For future submissions, please post them first to the Share your Workflows subforum and let them get a few users first. After it’s clear other people are using the workflow, that other people have tested it and bugs have been ironed out, we can then proceed to the next step of submitting for the Gallery.

    Please don’t get discouraged by this last batch of refusals. They’re not necessarily permanent, it was just an unfortunate coincidence that these latest ones don’t happen to be a fit. You already have five workflows in the Gallery, so I have little doubt you’ll have more.

    Have a great week, and thank you again for the submissions.
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    Alan He reacted to vitor in Eudic Tools   
    Thank you, but there’s already a Eudic workflow in the Gallery and it has a few more niceties such as Workflow Configuration, editable keyword, Universal Actions, and support for both regular and pro versions. While it is fine to have multiple workflows for similar tasks from different users, since these are essentially just sending a word to an app we’d like to keep it a bit more focused and list just the one for now. We may consider it again in the future.

    A quick unrelated reminder of something we’ve discussed previously: while you can suggest Hotkeys to users, you can’t tell them what they are (as per the About) since Hotkeys are stripped on import.
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    Alan He reacted to vitor in OCR, select the screen area, and press Enter to immediately obtain the text.   
    This is simple enough and looks quite ready to go in the Gallery, but I have a few suggestions:
    You don’t need the Run Script, you can and should instead use the Run Shortcut automation. That would make it use no code and be a good candidate for the “Good for Learning” category. Would be useful to add a Hotkey Trigger too. I can imagine someone using e.g. ⌘⇧6 to take the screenshot and get the text. By the way: nice use of the Automation Task.

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    Alan He got a reaction from Grug in OCR, select the screen area, and press Enter to immediately obtain the text.   
    Use the built-in OCR, no need to install dependencies.
     
    1. I am the author
    2. workflow no any dependency.
    3. https://github.com/alanhg/alfred-workflows/tree/master/ocr
     
     

     
     
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    Alan He reacted to blgentry in How to leverage Fuzzy Search when browsing bookmarks?   
    It's nice that the plugin exists.  But it's not the answer in this case
     
    Alfred is amazing.  But it is lacking in the ability to search for substrings.  There are many instances where searching for substrings would be very helpful.  Not the least of which is the example above:  Searching for word fragments in a bookmark title.  
     
    It would be a really neat addition to Alfred to support substring search.  
     
    Brian.
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    Alan He reacted to aaalsubaie in favicon for history sites   
    why not adding a favicon to history/bookmark sites. 
     
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/cj0bj8a7bty8pjw/Screen%20Shot%202016-02-07%20at%208.33.35%20AM.png?dl=0
     
     
     
    you can of course get it from
    <link href="http://www.yoursite.com/apple-touch-icon.png" rel="apple-touch-icon" /> <link href="http://www.yoursite.com/apple-touch-icon-76x76.png" rel="apple-touch-icon" sizes="76x76" /> <link href="http://www.yoursite.com/apple-touch-icon-120x120.png" rel="apple-touch-icon" sizes="120x120" /> <link href="http://www.yoursite.com/apple-touch-icon-152x152.png" rel="apple-touch-icon" sizes="152x152" /> <link href="http://www.yoursite.com/apple-touch-icon-180x180.png" rel="apple-touch-icon" sizes="180x180" /> <link href="http://www.yoursite.com/icon-hires.png" rel="icon" sizes="192x192" /> <link href="http://www.yoursite.com/icon-normal.png" rel="icon" sizes="128x128" />
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    Alan He reacted to Zaphod in How do I change default up/down navigation keys in Alfred?   
    How can I change the up/down navigation keys from arrow keys to ^J / ^K? Using arrows is awful, I have to take my hands on the keyboard to find the arrows (or reach for the mouse, which is actually easier to finding the arrows). Bleh. I'd think having the default ^J / ^K would make more sense than default to arrows... :/
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    Alan He reacted to vitor in Display Webpage Open Graph Image for URLs Displayed by Clipboard History   
    You can press ⇧ or ⌘Y to see a Quick Look preview of the URL. You can then press ↓ and ↑ to continue to navigate through the other items with previews, including seeing longer texts and images.
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    Alan He reacted to luckman212 in Dependency Manager / Resolver - column for "used by"   
    The new "Resolve Dependencies" feature is pretty neat and handy! One possible change that would be useful is on this screen:

    Instead of just listing the formulae needed, it would be nice for a column called "used by" or "used in" to list the workflow that requires it (if it's used by >1 then just listing the first one would be fine)

    This way we could decide if we want to download a large package or potentially just do some housekeeping and remove a workflow that might no longer be useful.
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