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gokubi

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  1. Interesting. My research was a bit contradictory, so that's not totally surprising. I may have deleted the default profile. There seems to be no way to get one back that's in a folder called Default if that changes through rename, or deleting.
  2. When you create a new profile in Chrome, the Default profile (and folder) goes away, so I solved it this way: Create a new folder "Default" in ~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/ Open Terminal Create a symlink called Bookmarks in the Default folder that points to the Bookmark file in your current Profile folder: ln -s ~/Library/Application\ Support/Google/Chrome/yourProfileDirectory/Bookmarks ~/Library/Application\ Support/Google/Chrome/Default/ Go to Alfred Preferences and enable Web Bookmarks for Chrome Voila! Thanks for this great feature! I've been wanting to search bookmarks in Chrome since I installed Alfred in 2011!
  3. Yes, I think my default profile is renamed. Is there a specific path Alfred is looking for? A specific profile name?
  4. Working now. Perhaps indexing takes quite a bit longer than expected? [update: i was mistaken. still not working for chrome]
  5. * What you were doing when the issue happened I turned on the new Web Bookmarks search feature and I can't get chrome bookmarks to show up in results. Safari bookmarks are returned * Whether you were able to replicate it a second time by performing the same action Yes. I have disabled and re-enabled, reloaded the cache multiple times, rebooted. Still get same result * Include any screenshots that might help us * Include the Alfred version & build number you are using 3.5.875 * Include your OS X version High Sierra 10.13, Chrome 61.0.3163.100 (Official Build) (64-bit)
  6. The problem seems to have been resolved by using a hotkey set that doesn't include shift. I changed to ⌘+option+period and I don't get the window pop. One thing I noticed is that Alfred 1 would show the hotkey combo as ⌘+shift+. while 2.0 showed it as ⌘+shift+> (the shifted char for .) I have no idea if that's relevant, but I noticed it. Thanks for your help. Steve
  7. I thought of that and removed Alfred 1 and Quicksilver which I haven't used since the early days of Alfred. I went through the Keyboard shortcuts section of System Prefs and removed all instances of those hot keys. I restarted Alfred 2 and Outlook. Still occurred. Then I changed the hotkey to ⌘+shift+plus. When I hit the old hotkey (⌘+shift+>) nothing happened--no window pop, no script run. When I hit the new hot key, it ran the script and popped the window.
  8. Yeah, I don't get it either. Everything looks right. sometimes the window doesnt pop. with some osa scripts it never pops. I'm on Snow Leopard, in case that matters. I'll do a screen movie and share it so you can see it in action. Thanks for your help. I love Alfred.
  9. Thanks David, I got it working with your changes, however the Alfred window still pops up. The hotkey is set to "pass through to workflow" and I can't see any other settings that would be popping this. My Alfred hot key is double-tap ⌘, but I'm being careful not to fat finger it. Steve
  10. I created an applescript to interact with Outlook messages that I'm launching with a hot key in a workflow as an osascript: on run {} tell application "Microsoft Outlook" -- listSelectedItems : a list of all items selected in Entourage set listMessages to current messages -- Check to make sure items are selected, if not then quit if ((count of listMessages) < 1) then return repeat with eachMessage in listMessages move eachMessage to folder "Local Archive" end repeat end tell end run The script archives the messages as designed, but it pops the Alfred window each time. I didn't have this problem in v1 with an applescript.
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