Gaetano

Hi all,
I know, there is plenty of smart Wi-Fi toggle workflows out there so it's hard to believe we need another. Anyway, this is the one I made by myself, in Perl, adding some bells and whistles like current IPv4/v6 address, MAC address as well as the SSID of the current connection.
 
It looks like this:
 

 
If you like it you can download it from this page.
 
As usual, any comment is the very welcome 
 
Have a nice day
Gaetano

Hi all,
this is Yet another workflow to rebuild the Open With... menu that gets messed up often when installing application updates. If you experience items duplication in the Open With... menu, this workflow is for you.
 
It looks like this

 
and can be downloaded from this page.
 
Enjoy!
Gaetano

Hi all,
there is a new version of this workflow with the addition of a hotkey triggered scenario (thanks derico for the suggestion) and some code cleanup.
I also changed a bit the notification.
You can download it from the link above or down here in the signature
 
Have fun!

Hi all,
I know, there is plenty of smart Wi-Fi toggle workflows out there so it's hard to believe we need another. Anyway, this is the one I made by myself, in Perl, adding some bells and whistles like current IPv4/v6 address, MAC address as well as the SSID of the current connection.
 
It looks like this:
 

 
If you like it you can download it from this page.
 
As usual, any comment is the very welcome 
 
Have a nice day
Gaetano

Hi all,
I know, there is plenty of smart Wi-Fi toggle workflows out there so it's hard to believe we need another. Anyway, this is the one I made by myself, in Perl, adding some bells and whistles like current IPv4/v6 address, MAC address as well as the SSID of the current connection.
 
It looks like this:
 

 
If you like it you can download it from this page.
 
As usual, any comment is the very welcome 
 
Have a nice day
Gaetano

Hi all,
I know, there is plenty of smart Wi-Fi toggle workflows out there so it's hard to believe we need another. Anyway, this is the one I made by myself, in Perl, adding some bells and whistles like current IPv4/v6 address, MAC address as well as the SSID of the current connection.
 
It looks like this:
 

 
If you like it you can download it from this page.
 
As usual, any comment is the very welcome 
 
Have a nice day
Gaetano

I started out trying to do something along the lines of "r from mail" but then I realised something didn't quite click with it. Maybe it was laziness on my part, but the thought of telling Alfred which application to pull information from seemed like a bit of a bore. So instead, I give you the "r this" keyword. Pop open Alfred, type those 6 characters, and he'll just fish information out of whatever application you're using and turn it into a reminder, and you can use all of the other keywords too!
 
The downside to this is I need to code each application seperately, so right now, it only works with Chrome, Safari and Mail (but he'll tell you if it's an application he's not familiar with) in the latest version. So I put it to you, the loyal usership, to let me know which applications I should add support for.

Hi,
let me add one more little suggestion: I think it would be useful to force a cache refresh on the "all" option.
 
Have a nice day
Gaetano

Hi,
my best compliments for this extension, it is great!
 
Let me add one more suggestion, what about creating a reminder from an email? I mean something like 
 
r on 12/12/13 12:00 from Mail
 
it would read the currently selected email and create a reminder linked to it.
 
While searching for such feature, I stepped into this page with some useful snippet
 
Thanks
Gaetano
 

Hi,
my best compliments for this extension, it is great!
 
Let me add one more suggestion, what about creating a reminder from an email? I mean something like 
 
r on 12/12/13 12:00 from Mail
 
it would read the currently selected email and create a reminder linked to it.
 
While searching for such feature, I stepped into this page with some useful snippet
 
Thanks
Gaetano
 

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