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  1. It’s just a normal Finder tag that is told to be ignored when programatically querying the Spotlight database. There’s nothing magic to it and no extra implementation. The workflow linked there also shows files with that tag and can remove it. And if you’re not finding files you need and report that, you’ll be directed to the troubleshooting steps, and the troubleshooter finds that stuff. Every change you make on a computer is something you can forget and may need to remember later, which is why documentation is important (and exists for this).
  2. Yes, indeed node_modules are a pain. See Removing node_modules files from Alfred's results for ways to ignore them.
  3. Good question, I don’t know. But I can deduce. Open System Settings → Appearance and trigger the workflow. If you have either “Light” or “Dark” selected in System Settings, you’ll see that the mode selection changes. But if you have it set to “Auto”, it stays the same. Which suggests that Auto remains Auto. For reference, the Automation Tasks used in the workflow change appearance with standard AppleScript methods. Essentially: Application("System Events").appearancePreferences.darkMode = true // Dark mode Application("System Events").appearancePreferences.darkMode = false // Light mode So whatever behaviour Apple has set for those will be what happens.
  4. Welcome @davidjuan, That’s only for the find command, it doesn’t apply at all in this situation. Alfred uses the much faster macOS indexing.
  5. Software diagnostics are like health or mechanical diagnostics. If you only said to your doctor or mechanic that you’re having issues, they’d have no idea what to do. To be successful, you need to be specific about the problem. Help us help you. Please see the How to Ask for Help with a Workflow post for a primer on the information to include when asking for assistance. Following those short points only takes a minute and makes everyone better equipped to help you. Also, it seems you may not be familiar with scripting at all? Please explain exactly what you want from the workflow, what’s your goal, in full, before we can proceed.
  6. Welcome @jangelsb, Thank you for sharing. I haven’t explored the workflow yet, but I can already make three suggestions (the last two also apply to your other submitted workflow): You might want to consider a different name, seeing as gitx is already the name of a Git client. Not a huge deal but you seem to take care into the names you choose, so worth mentioning. Having completely mono coloured icons won’t work great for people who use a theme which doesn’t contrast well with the chosen colour. An easy approach is to have a contrasting border colour on the icons. To take good looking screenshots, start by pressing ⌘⇧4, then press the space bar. That takes you into window screenshotting mode. Hover over Alfred window and click. You’ll get better screenshots, including the window’s shadow over a transparent background.
  7. What I would recommend is that you set your preferences to stay local and use a workflow to keep them regularly backed up.
  8. I made a workflow for that a while back.
  9. Then that’s probably a more difficult situation, as I imagine Figma’s app will be a thin web wrapper on the web app, and those are never automatable. Does the app at least let you change tabs via an option in the menu bar? If so, there’s an Automation Task that lets you simulate clicks on menubar options.
  10. Huh, and apparently (I just looked into it) Figma doesn’t let you customise keyboard shortcuts? That’s… curious. I don’t think I ever saw a design app without that ability before. Are you using it in the browser, or in an app? If the former, one way around it would be to assign those Hotkeys to run specific JavaScript code in the browser to switch tabs. Unfortunately I’m not a Figma user so can’t help there, but that may provide the necessary clue for someone who is.
  11. If you simulate a keypress, then whatever is set to respond to it, will. To avoid and XY problem, what exactly are you trying to achieve, why do you want those specific shortcuts in that way?
  12. @jbd Unfortunately, that’s something which needs to be fixed on Apple’s side. You can open the Feedback Assistant app on your Mac and report it to them. As you noted, the search fails even when performed by tools outside of Alfred, which use Spotlight’s indexing (which Alfred also does). On the Language & Region section of System Preferences, macOS issues a warning saying the language isn’t fully compatible.
  13. This is fixed (but I forgot to report here), in case you want to double-check.
  14. This has been fixed, so moving to Closed. But just wanted to comment on how crisp that gif is. The shadows are the one thing that betray it.
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