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Hi @vitor, I'm hoping to address the same need as the OP and have tried your code,

but it seems to be limited to the case where a browser app is the current front most app.

How should I modify the code to make it work even when a browser app is NOT the front most app?

To be more specific, here are my concrete user scenarios:

## Case1:

I am reading a pdf document, and want to search something on my default browser.

(Note: Unlike the OP, I want the search to be just done in my default browser.)

I want my search to be returned in a new window. 

## Case2:

I have a URL which can be acquired from my snippet (eg. I have a snippet `,,dn` set to "https://roamresearch.com/page/{date}" ) 

and I want to be able to open this URL in a new window.

I've been hoping to implement this workflow for some time, and would really appreciate your help.

Thank you!

Thank you @_Sascha_ `Rebuild macOS Metadata` is what worked for me!

For others who might be looking for python3-compatible version, try this fork: https://github.com/giovannicoppola/alfred-microsoft-onenote-navigator/releases/tag/v2.1.0

Thanks for a nice workflow. I find it very useful for my note-taking system:)

Hi, 

I've set up the text expansion to use for my account information 

and when I use it (e.g. typing !pw) in the password field of Cisco Anyconnect VPN application

the text expansion doesn't work. 

It works in other text editors and input fields, so I think something about this being a password field is 

blocking the expansion to happen.

Is there any way I can allow the expansion to occur in any field, including the password field like this?

Thank you!

@Vero Thank you for the clarification. Could you update this info on the  License FAQ page?

I was having the same question, and other users will probably find it helpful in the future