Domenic

Browse and Manage alfred extension (Download)
 
Search and manage the installed extension.
 

 
Usage
 
alf :: display the installed extensions
alf <search> :: search extension by title, author name, and keyword

enter :: Browse the installed folder in Alfred
ctrl :: Reveal the installed folder in Finder
shift :: Execute extension with the first keyword
cmd :: Open terminal in the installed folder
opt:: Export the extension for distribusion (Default: ~/Downloads, you can refine it in export.json file)

export.json
 
The file format is as follows:
 
{
"workflow-export" :
{"directory" : "~/git/alfred-extension/managealfredextension",
"enable": true},
"source-export":
{"directory" : "~/git/alfred-extension/managealfredextension",
"enable": false}
}   'workflow-export' specifies the directory where .alfredworkflow is exported. 'source-export' specifies the directory where extension source is copied.
 
 
Version History
 
 
2.8 - July 16, 2014
 
Handles the title and author having space  
2.6 - April 11, 2013
Handle subdirectory during export 2.5 - April 8, 2013
Display hotkey informationHotkey information is borrowed from (com.help.shawn.rice) by Shawn Rice 2.4 - April 1, 2013
Fix a bug about pathname with space 2.3 - March 31, 2013
Sort title by alphabetically 2.2 - March 29, 2013
Export feature : Default directory is ~/Downloads Toggle extensions with fn modifier Fix a bug in export function 2.0 - March 29, 2013
Export feature Open terminal Support Alleyoop's auto update plugin Display 'disabled' extension 1.x - March 28, 2013
Initial version

Alfred Workflow to open Chrome's current tab in Firefox by using 'ff' keyword.
 
I use it in web development to check if a website is looking good in Firefox.
 
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Nice it works!
Thank you very much!
Domenic

Hi!
I've just created a simple workflow that manage hidden files on OS X.
 
The cool feature is the possibility to see current status of hidden files directly in Alfred (in the subtitle of the extension).
 



 
You can download extension on GitHub: https://github.com/BubiDevs/manage-hidden-files
 
I'm waiting for your opinion!
 
PS: I've tested It only on 10.8

I took the liberty of adding it: http://cl.ly/NxYH
 
Workflow still credited to original author

Would love this for spottily...going to pass this on.

Hello,
 

 
Description:
 
Creates a new folder at desired location. 
 
NOTE: You might want to disable any "folder filter" you have, since I use the same thing to choose folder destination. And don't worry, you'll still be able to use it as a folder filter
 
Features:
 
- Creates a new folder with desired name and location.
- Default folder name: "untitled folder".
- Folder filter, both to search for folders only and to choose new folder destination.
- File action. You can navigate to desired location within Alfred and choose "Create New Folder". Unfortunately, I haven't found a good solution to name the new folder using this File Action. But it does open the new folder location to make it easier to rename it.
 
Download: http://db.tt/uxCmMG40
 
Please, if you have any issues, feedback, suggestions, whatever tell me  

I made an alfred (v1) extension which I ported over to a workflow. It not only purges inactive memory, but also shows the amount purged, e.g. "1024 MB Purged". It's only requirement is python, which I'm pretty sure is pre-installed on macs, so there *should* be no issues in that respect.
 
Important Note - If this workflow is not working for you:
This workflow sometimes requires Xcode Command Line Tools to use the purge command. To download the tools, you can do one of the following (and only one as if you do more it can cause issues):
Download Xcode from the Mac App Store and go to Preferences -> Downloads -> Components and download Command Line Tools Register for a free account at http://developer.apple.com and go to https://developer.apple.com/downloads/index.action, search for command line and download the latest version of  Command Line Tools for your version of OS X If you are running OS X Snow Leopard, you can either do 1 or download the command line tools from https://github.com/downloads/kennethreitz/osx-gcc-installer/GCC-10.6.pkg, as Apple does not provide a version of Command Line Tools for OS X 10.6 on developer.apple.com You can download it at http://db.tt/mdQCdaT5
 
I would be really grateful for any feedback

I just tried this and it works for me.