iApple

Sorry - I hadn't changed the repo to be public - it is now.

@iApple If you delete lines 28 through 33 on the base.py file in the Workflow’s directory, the message show go away and not show again.
 
if self.wf.update_available: self.wf.add_item('New version available', 'Action this item to install the update', autocomplete='workflow:update', icon=ICON_INFO)  

there's a plus before 2. 
Tail command also comes with an ‘+’ option which is not present in the head command. With this option tail command prints the data starting from specified line number of the file instead of end. For command: tail +n file_name, data will start printing from line number ‘n’ till the end of the file specified.

Place the https://www.example_web.com/date_search&begin={date -1D:dd-mm-yyyy}&end={date:dd-mm-yyyy} in an Argument and Variables Utility and connect that to the Open URL using {query} as the URL.

Enter in snippet  {date:MMddyy} 

TextBuddy developer here 👋
 
Definitely looking into how to make all of TB's commands available through Alfred. I've been using Alfred myself since the pre-1.0 days, so getting TextBuddy connected would be a huge improvement for me as well.

Thanks @Pearcen. I've modified it work with my setup.
 
Pity workflow below doesn't work on Big Sur. It lists all layouts in Moom setup so can pick & choose which one to launch. 2nd portion works which is essentially @dfayscript but the 1st portion of getting list from Moom only works on Catalina.
 

@Pearcen, thanks will give it a try. ^⌥⌘W is your shortcut for a specific Moom layout?

Didn't know this calendar workflow exited and thanks for fixing for Big Sur. Unfortunately Big Sur does render few workflows obsolete 🤨. Hopefully more workflows will get updated. Thanks again for fixing this one.

Thanks for the reply. This forum has been where I've been looking but it's bit difficult to discover a workflow (most of the time I come across workflows that are very helpful). Didn't realise some of these workflows existed until stubbled across them.
 
https://awesomeopensource.com/project/msoedov/Alfred-collection - more structured summary but it's outdated though.

Generally speaking, no, you can't tell Alfred to use a different browser to your default one. Neither globally nor for specific features.
 
You can specify a different browser in a workflow, so if there are just a few you want to open in Brave, you could recreate them in a workflow (it's only a Keyword plus an Open URL).
 
Choosy might also be worth a look. You can set that as your default browser and have it send URLs to any browser you like according to your own rules.

Yes.

Download the file, double click on that file, Alfred should prompt you to import or cancel.