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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!
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Yes, I think my default profile is renamed. Is there a specific path Alfred is looking for? A specific profile name?
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Working now. Perhaps indexing takes quite a bit longer than expected?
[update: i was mistaken. still not working for chrome]
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* What you were doing when the issue happenedI 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 actionYes. 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 using3.5.875* Include your OS X versionHigh Sierra 10.13, Chrome 61.0.3163.100 (Official Build) (64-bit)
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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 -
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.
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Here's a screen movie of my issue:
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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.
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⌘+shift+> is my hotkey.
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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
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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 Entourageset listMessages to current messages-- Check to make sure items are selected, if not then quitif ((count of listMessages) < 1) then returnrepeat with eachMessage in listMessagesmove eachMessage to folder "Local Archive"end repeatend tellend runThe 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.
Unable to find bookmarks with new bookmarks feature [Fixed 3.6 b893 pre-release]
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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.