Marco Zehe

Thanks, Andrew! Wow! This is awesome news! I will see if I can get by with these custom announcements for a start. And if you get to that full visual overhaul, which will probably also benefit keyboard-heavy users who are not necessarily VoiceOver users, let me know if I can help in any way. I am not shy to beta test as well. Cheers, Marco

Hi to the team! When adding or editing a workflow, including the startup templates, VoiceOver is not able to read anything in the table of workflows, or the workflow editor. The only thing I can read is the pre-filled description of the startup template. To reproduce: 1. Turn on VoiceOver by either pressing CMD+F5 or CMD+triple-clicking the Power button. 2. Go into Preferences -> Workflows. 3. Navigate to the Add button and choose from the Getting Started sub menu the Clipboard workflow. 4. Hit Continue. 5. The workflow will be pre-filled, now try to read it with VoiceOver. Results: 1. The table that contains now 1 item (on a fresh install) has 1 row, but that row has no text. In other tables, such as the Features table, each row has its name spoken. 2. Press Control+Option+RightArrow twice to move past the table and the initial description. VoiceOver will speak "Text area, content is empty". Trying to interact with this (Control+Option+Shift+DownArrow) will also not yield in any accessible objects in this scroll area. Control+Option+RightArrow will move onto the Help button instead. As far as I can see, this whole area is completely inaccessible as of now. To make it accessible, the custom components probably need one or more of the role-based protocols available since Yosemite to be implemented for each item. Alfred version: 4.3 [1205]. MacOS version: 11.1 running on a MacBook Pro M1. This issue is reproducible 100% of the time. Please feel also free to contact me privately if you need any more info that might be out of scope for this forum. I am more than happy to help. Thanks! Marco