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    tschoof reacted to Easytiger in URL, Page Title and Selected Text Copy and Paste   
    Great Workflow! Thanks a million. 
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    tschoof got a reaction from Lecter in URL, Page Title and Selected Text Copy and Paste   
    The workflow takes the url of the active safari tab, and copies it to the clipboard.
    If you want it also throws the the page title in there. 
    If you have selected some text, it tries to recognize that and takes that instead of the page title. 
    It also can directly paste that whole string.
     
    That's it. Tremendously helpful for IM conversations or as a starting point for a Tweet.
     
    I have bound it like this
     
    CMD Option U to copy URL CMD Option Shift U to paste URL CMD Option K to copy Page Title and URL CMD Option Shift K to paste Page Title/Selected Text and URL  
    Originally created by Michael Matochkin, I adapted the workflow over time and now publish it here. Original credits in the readme: Based on Alfred extensions by Luca Soldaini (original applescript by Dr. Drang) and Zibity
     
    I've used an icon from the Stylistica Icon Set
     
    That should cover it. And of course: here is the UPDATED workflow download link (see my latest comment for more info)
     
    Cheers!
    Timm
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    tschoof reacted to joehave in Custom date/time formats for snippets   
    {date:YYMMdd} totally worked (in v3 BETA).
     
    As promised: 
     
    Thank you very much!
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    tschoof reacted to joehave in Custom date/time formats for snippets   
    I frequently use a specific date format that's not able to be achieved using the dynamic placeholders for snippets (without changing my system date formatting) :
    https://www.alfredapp.com/help/features/clipboard/dynamic-placeholders/
     
    Specifically, I prefer to have yymmdd as a snippet (it's a compliant file name without punctuation and sorts naturally).
     
    When making sure I wasn't filing a duplicate, I came across a different but related request, just for the year:
    http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/1021-snippet-year-placeholder/?hl=%2Bdate+%2Bsnippet
     
    So my request is that of enabling more granular date formatting... perhaps breaking it into components such that I might be able to use:
    {year:small}{month:small}{day:small}
     
    Actual tag names aren't as important as the functionality, so something already known and documented would be more flexible, such as Python's strftime's spec:
    https://docs.python.org/2/library/datetime.html#strftime-and-strptime-behavior
     
    ie:
    {date:'%y%m%d'}
     
    That would make me so happy.
     
     
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    tschoof reacted to davosian in Custom Dynamic Placeholders in Clipboard Snippets (v3)   
    In light of replacing other text expansion tools with Alfred, I am missing two features in the beta version of Alfred 3:
     
    I need the feature of having a text entry field after having triggered a snippet so that I can fill in missing information "at expansion time", e.g. a snippet like "Dear {name}, ..." should allow me to enter a replacement for {name} during expansion of the snippet. There is support for dynamic placeholders, but it seems that this is only for date, time and clipboard and not for "on expansion time" values since they would require a UI to enter the missing values.  
    Here is an example from another implementation (Dash):
     
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/ztnzp22reoa8b9l/Sample_custom_dynamic_snippet.png?dl=0
     
     
    I need (basic) rich text snippets which allow me to format parts of my snippet in bold, as list item etc. It looks like I can format the complete snippet as a whole only as of now.  
    I am really looking forward to the next iteration of the snippets feature.
     
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    tschoof reacted to dfay in URL, Page Title and Selected Text Copy and Paste   
    Thanks.  I've tweaked the title/URL scripts to produce Markdown links instead -- replace the first tell block in each with
    tell application "Safari" set theURL to URL of front document set theTitle to name of front document set selectedText to (do JavaScript "(''+getSelection())" in document 1) set myCount to count (selectedText) if myCount is greater than 0 then set the clipboard to "\"[" & selectedText & "\"]" & "(" & theURL as string & ")" else set the clipboard to "[" & theTitle & "](" & theURL as string & ")" end if end tell
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    tschoof reacted to shadowfax3142 in Alfred workflow for NATO phonetic translation   
    A simple way to spell out your name phonetically using NATO alphabets. Comes in very handy when speaking to sales reps etc over the phone
     
    Github: https://github.com/mandar245/alfred-nato-workflow
     
    Download
     
    Any feedback is most welcome
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    tschoof got a reaction from cands in URL, Page Title and Selected Text Copy and Paste   
    The workflow takes the url of the active safari tab, and copies it to the clipboard.
    If you want it also throws the the page title in there. 
    If you have selected some text, it tries to recognize that and takes that instead of the page title. 
    It also can directly paste that whole string.
     
    That's it. Tremendously helpful for IM conversations or as a starting point for a Tweet.
     
    I have bound it like this
     
    CMD Option U to copy URL CMD Option Shift U to paste URL CMD Option K to copy Page Title and URL CMD Option Shift K to paste Page Title/Selected Text and URL  
    Originally created by Michael Matochkin, I adapted the workflow over time and now publish it here. Original credits in the readme: Based on Alfred extensions by Luca Soldaini (original applescript by Dr. Drang) and Zibity
     
    I've used an icon from the Stylistica Icon Set
     
    That should cover it. And of course: here is the UPDATED workflow download link (see my latest comment for more info)
     
    Cheers!
    Timm
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    tschoof got a reaction from dfay in URL, Page Title and Selected Text Copy and Paste   
    The workflow takes the url of the active safari tab, and copies it to the clipboard.
    If you want it also throws the the page title in there. 
    If you have selected some text, it tries to recognize that and takes that instead of the page title. 
    It also can directly paste that whole string.
     
    That's it. Tremendously helpful for IM conversations or as a starting point for a Tweet.
     
    I have bound it like this
     
    CMD Option U to copy URL CMD Option Shift U to paste URL CMD Option K to copy Page Title and URL CMD Option Shift K to paste Page Title/Selected Text and URL  
    Originally created by Michael Matochkin, I adapted the workflow over time and now publish it here. Original credits in the readme: Based on Alfred extensions by Luca Soldaini (original applescript by Dr. Drang) and Zibity
     
    I've used an icon from the Stylistica Icon Set
     
    That should cover it. And of course: here is the UPDATED workflow download link (see my latest comment for more info)
     
    Cheers!
    Timm
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    tschoof got a reaction from rogermedia in New Byword Document   
    Hi guys,
     
    just a very basic one: This workflow opens a new Byword document via a hotkey or the keyword ‘newdoc’.
     
    In case you don't use Byword, it should be pretty easy to modify for your own needs.
     
    Download
     
    Enjoy
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    tschoof got a reaction from David in Tunnelblick OpenVPN Workflow   
    Hey, I'm using this one for that. I find only one command a bit more handy. No offense, just for your inspiration
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    tschoof got a reaction from MacGeeky in iDelete - delete everything in the Downloads folder (color labeled items left alone)   
    I use it too, very handy indeed
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    tschoof reacted to edc1591 in Add songs to iTunes Up Next   
    Hi all,
     
    I've been getting lots of requests to update this workflow to make it compatible with Ruby >=2.0 which is what's been shipping with the past couple releases of macOS. Well, I took some time this week to finally do it and also added a few new features.
     
    Results will now show their album art, and the pairing process has been improved. You can also now search by artist name and album title. I've also renamed the workflow to iTunes DJ (reminiscent of the original queuing feature in iTunes).
     
    See the README on Github for more info and download links.
     
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    ORIGINAL POST
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    Hey Guys!
     
    Up Next is one of my favorite features of iTunes 11, but adding songs to it can be pretty tedious. That's what this workflow tries to fix.
     
    You can search for songs right in Alfred and quickly queue them to be played in iTunes!
     

     
    The source is available on Github. Feel free to fork it and submit pull requests.
     
    Here's a download of the workflow that you can import directly into Alfred.
     
    This workflow works similarly to the iOS Remote app. Because of this, it needs to be paired with iTunes before you can use it. To do that just follow these instructions:
     
    iTunes must be open to complete the pairing process. Invoke Alfred and type pair followed by a 4-digit numeric pin number and hit enter. Switch to iTunes and click the devices button in the top right. Then click on Alfred in the devices list and enter your 4-digit pin.  
    Now you're all set to start queuing songs! Just type "next" followed by the name of a song and Alfred will search as you type. Then just hit enter on the song you'd like to queue.
     
    Enjoy!
     
    Known Issues:
    Searching can be slow for large libraries Can only search using song titles, not artists or albums
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    tschoof got a reaction from jdfwarrior in Newbie. Is there a manual for Alfred?   
    I don't just wanna pimp my blogpost on Alfred, so I'd say this episode of Mac Powerusers is a good start
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    tschoof reacted to guiguan in Uni Call [v6.031]: The missing universal audio, video call and text workflow for Alfred   
    Uni Call is an open source project and an Alfred workflow providing the fastest way to make whatever audio, video phone call or send whatever text message on your Mac OS X (ambitious . It views your Apple Contacts (we love Apple address book and iCloud as the central place for all your contact information, and makes use of those information to help you initiate your phone calls or text messages as quickly as possible.
     
    Please visit Uni Call's official project site (http://unicall.guiguan.net) for more details.
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    tschoof got a reaction from zagdul in Tunnelblick OpenVPN Workflow   
    Hey, I'm using this one for that. I find only one command a bit more handy. No offense, just for your inspiration
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