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This Workflow allows you to easily create a new file in the Mac OS Finder by typing new into Alfred. You can also setup pre-populated templates for filetypes (instructions on my blog). I have also added a hotkey option. You can specify the hotkey from your Alfred Workflow window (I find CTRL + ALT + N works quite nicely).
 
This is a re-write of the Alfred 1.x extension I released last year. Once again I'd like to thank Chris Kalafarski (farski) for improving the first ever version of my script.
 
Download Workflow here (8kb).
 
I hope you find this as useful as I do. To those who may not use Finder, I plan to add Path Finder support at some point in the future!
 

This Workflow allows you to easily create a new file in the Mac OS Finder by typing new into Alfred. You can also setup pre-populated templates for filetypes (instructions on my blog). I have also added a hotkey option. You can specify the hotkey from your Alfred Workflow window (I find CTRL + ALT + N works quite nicely).
 
This is a re-write of the Alfred 1.x extension I released last year. Once again I'd like to thank Chris Kalafarski (farski) for improving the first ever version of my script.
 
Download Workflow here (8kb).
 
I hope you find this as useful as I do. To those who may not use Finder, I plan to add Path Finder support at some point in the future!
 

A slightly transparent purple theme. Clean design, and dark hues. A little homage to Alfred's wondeful hat.
 
Import theme

 

It'd be nice if the displayed notifications (from the output action) could have a configurable action on click, like many notifications from other applications have.

NOTE!! From Alfred 2.4, the blur setting is in Alfred's Appearance > Options. You won't need to use the defaults writes, but it's still marked as experimental. I plan on implementing the native Yosemite blur at some point and make this an official feature.
 
This is and always will be a hack, but I'm adding a defaults write preferences item to set the background blur of a window. This will allow you to have nice transparent themes but still readable over busy backgrounds.
 
There are a few important caveats with this:
It uses a private OS X API which means it may stop working at any point outside of my control I may take this feature out if it causes general instability and will ignore any moans of "put it back" It disables the 'Fade in Alfred Window' option because these don't play nice together It slows things down lots on slower Macs This will work in OS X 10.9 Mavericks from Alfred 2.3 onwards! To use this hack, quit Alfred and his preferences then type this into Terminal:
 
OS X 10.9 Mavericks:
 
defaults write com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred-2 experimentalBlur -int 5
 
... the value can be anywhere from 1 to 15 for different blur radius levels, set to 0 to disable.
 
OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion and below:
 
defaults write com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred-2 experimentalBlur -float 3.0
 
... the value can be anywhere from 1.0 to 5.0 for different blur intensity levels, set to 0.0 to disable.
 
Here is what you should see:
 

 
Cheers,
Andrew

Just finished a quick workflow to rate the currently playing track in iTunes. Simple usage, type "rate x" where x is the star rating you want assigned to the track. 
 
 
EDIT:
Now supports much better reliability, 1/2 stars, two panel display, and keyboard shortcuts.
 
Latest version can be found here:
 
http://d.pr/f/Oysk
or
https://github.com/dklem/Alfred2-Rate-iTunes-Track
 
 
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