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Hey Vitor, Thanks for the advice 👍 I was trying to avoid the whole "I don't have xxx on my machine" but it seem I got it completely wrong lol. Seems I still have some learning to do 💪

I mainly created this to learn how use Python but if you find it useful it's a win. Usage Open the Alfred search bar and type `t` then add the time you wish to convert. You can use either 12 or 24 hour time. examples: `t 1:30am gmt` or `t 1:30 gmt` `t 10:00pm pst` or `t 21:00 pst` list all timezones to view all timezones, just type `t list` in the Alfred search bar. Preferences You can set your preferred timezone(s) by editing the `preferences.json` file. There are two keys in the file: `timezones_to_display` and `available_timezones`. `timezones_to_display` is a list of timezones that will display in the results. They will be displayed in the order specified. `available_timezones` is a list of timezones that are available to be set as the preferred timezones. Link to the repo: https://github.com/damongolding/alfred-timezones