cartern

Thanks a lot. I checked it further and find the issue is not about Chinese, but that I can't search based on any chars after the 1st char.

For example, I have a named trigger "Baidu Search", I can search it with "b" successfully like below.

But if I search it with "a", it failed.

It works, I can see it can show named triggers.

But if I input named triggers with English names, it can filter it well. But if I input named triggers with Chinese names, it doesn't work. Maybe it doesn't work with unicode chars? 

Thanks victor, it works.

Hi,

I reinstalled Python 2.17.8 by following guide https://www.alfredapp.com/help/kb/install-dependencies/

The main idea is to run command below via Homebrew:

brew install pyenv
pyenv versions | grep --quiet '2.7.18' || pyenv install 2.7.18
eval "$(brew shellenv)"
ln -s "${HOME}/.pyenv/versions/2.7.18/bin/python2.7" "${HOMEBREW_PREFIX}/bin/python"

Now when I run command "Python" in Terminal, it runs Python 2.

But I have other projects which requires Python 3 with command "Python". So I need to uninstall Python 2.17.8.

Does anybody has any idea how to uninstall it?

I got error below even there is a pic in the clip.

It's not workflow, but the custom web searches shown below.
I know how to do it via workflow, but I have a lot of custom web searches which I want to copy the URL.

Thanks Vero. Yes, I know how to do that via workflow.

But I have a lot of custom web search items, it would be very helpful if I can get the URL of web searches.

Nothing happens when I press the right arrow at the end of the search result.

Anything I need to do to make it happen?

Hello,

Sometimes, I want to locate the web search items, but I don't want to open this item in a browser.

What I want is to copy the URL of this item so that I can share it with someone else via email.

For example, I input "umysq" and located the URL below. How can I get the URL of this item quickly?

Hello,

Currently when I typed in the keyword for web searches, it shows the title only.

Is it possible to show the URL below the title so that I know what this item is about?