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Open the Workflow in Alfred Preferences, click “Configure Workflow” on the top left, and change the Google Drive Path on the left.

@Mukei Follow the post carefully, it has all the information needed. After reinstalling Python 2, you have to install the alternative version of the Workflow, linked in the table.

Your Google Drive location changed. Correct it then run :gdrebuildcache.

@iclark To report a problem, run !gddiagnostic

As long as the synced preferences are always available locally (i.e. not just stubs to online files), any solution will work. One of the reasons some services are not recommended is they continually boot files out.

@Zandy88 If you want to hide the .Encrypted results, add that to the Ignore List in the Workflow’s Configuration. Or change your Drive path to be specifically /Volumes/GoogleDrive-113840727599427684386/My Drive. Don’t forget to :gdrebuildcache.

Yes, all my Workflows do. But this functionality has been ported to Automation Tasks as well (under macOS), so I recommend using that for your own bespoke setup.

@tiffanzsolti Post the output of the debugger.

@michaelwolfnyc New version in the works. Try that one: But yes, for future posts please follow what @Stephen_C recommended and search for the correct post before making a new one.

We’ve been in talks with the 1Password folks regarding third-party integrations. Improvements are in the works. Posting an initial version of the 1Password Workflow without the Terminal requirement. It’s a temporary link instead of a proper release because it’s not yet done, but should be stable enough for day-to-day use. Feedback is welcome (and the purpose of posting it in this state). Please keep it focused on what works or doesn’t, not new feature requests. Before using this version you need to install the 1Password CLI and turn on “Biometric Unlock for 1Password CLI” under the Developer tab of the 1Password preferences. Do this even if your Mac does not support Touch ID.

Welcome @GuyG, Switch up the order of the site_id and site_name, and your CSV will be ready for dropping into a List Filter Input. Connect that to an Open URL Action and you’re good to go.

Fantastic work! Well presented with nice instructions and configuration. I’m glad you decided to share. Tips: For the Dialog Conditional, I’d consider Close instead of Ok. It’s more specific to the action that will happen. A fun idea would be Thank You!, which also indicates finality. If you stick with Ok, I recommend capitalising it: OK is usually how it appears in dialogs.You might want to look next into releases (docs) instead of sharing directly in the repo. I know we call that “advanced” in the blog post, but your repos look good, I think you’re ready if you wish to go that route. Feel free to ping with questions.Is there a particular reason why the Workflow “curves back” where it does? If you continue dragging an object to the right (or bottom) beyond what’s available, the canvas will expand. You can also use ⌘- ⌘+ and ⌘0 for zooming. Extra tip for releases: Always upload the Workflow with the same file name and you can get an evergreen URL pointing to the latest stable (non-pre-release) version with the format: https://github.com/USERNAME/REPO/releases/latest/download/WORKFLOW_FILE Example: https://github.com/Stephen-Lon/Alfred-workflow-get-weekday-of-date/releases/latest/download/Get.weekday.of.date.alfredworkflow (When you upload a file to GitHub releases, it replaces spaces with dots. I say “let it”. Might as well embrace it than having to manually edit every time, which one might forget. All of those are pretty minor and up to you. The way you’re doing it is already top notch!

You have the right idea. But you can still get this done in Alfred without a script. First, add your trigger. Connect an Argument and Variables Utility; in Argument add one URL per line. Connect to a Split Argument Utility set to Split with: New Line and Output as: Arguments. Finally, connect that to an Open URL Action. When you want to change the URLs, edit the Argument and Variables Utility. To save everything for reuse, use prefabs.

By design, Alfred has to be explicitly called. Constantly checking in the background for a running app would be inefficient. Why not instead have a Keyword which launches the two apps at once? Why check for what’s running?

Now in 2022.12, together with Finder comment reading and other file niceties to sync, copy, and move.

By design, Alfred has to be explicitly called. But you can use an External Trigger to call it from an external source. With that, you can call it from e.g. a Reminder (by using the URL handler) or using a tool which can call a command at certain times. The macOS Calendar can do it with a bit of a workaround or there is LaunchControl and probably others.

That’s Safari’s default behaviour. Use an Open URL Action.

You don’t need scripting, just the Delay Utility. But lest this be an XY problem, what exactly are you trying to accomplish? What is the purpose of the ten second delay before each tab opening?

There is a Snippets Viewer separate from the Clipboard History Viewer. You can also show Snippets in the Clipboard History Viewer itself. Those are probably what @asafr means. The solution you posted covers both cases.

Alfred 4 and 5 handle it the same, it’s the syncing service which might be causing the issue. For example, Google Drive has a feature where it tries to be smart and deduplicate files so only one copy is kept. That could be removing files from where they need to be, depending on their implementation.

Welcome @Cooldude9210, The variable isn’t equal to work, it’s equal to /Users/Cooldude9210/Alfred/at_work.txt. If you want the contents of the file, then you first need to do that: there is an Automation Task to Read File Contents. You may need to add a Transform Utility right after it to Trim Whitespace.

Nothing has changed from the previous reply. Ventura is still a beta, System Settings is still broken left and right, and those panes that Alfred finds are based on the names given by Apple. Bug reports dealing with System Settings and the panes have to be reported to Apple.

Searching Safari bookmarks can be done without a Workflow.

It depends entirely on what you need. The Workflow stopped being developed due to changes on Apple’s side which apparently made some of its actions no longer feasible. I never used this Workflow so I don’t know what those are. Looking at the top post, at least some of them are covered by Automation Tasks.

@pankajsz The answer is on this very page (scroll up, there are multiple posts which make the whole) and on GitHub, linked from the top post.