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You can only delete a Safari bookmark from Safari.
 
There is no API for accessing Safari bookmarks. Any workflows or apps that show them are reading either data Safari exports or Safari's private data. Deleting those is pointless and very dangerous respectively.

Introduction
This workflow enables you to convert:

- kilometres to miles
- miles to kilometres
- feet to metres
- metres to feet
- centimetres to inches
- inches to centimetres
- grams to ounces
- ounces to grams
- kilograms to stones
- stones to kilograms
- Celsius to Fahrenheit
- Fahrenheit to Celsius
- square feet to square metres
- square metres to square feet
- litres to pints
- pints to litres
- UK gallons to litres
- litres to UK gallons

As with all my workflows there are no dependencies. All calculations are made locally (i.e., you do not need an Internet connection for this workflow).

Important notes
Please note that the conversions may not be absolutely precise (because the results are rounded to two decimal places). For example, if you convert 30,000' to metres the result will be 9,144m. However, if you convert 9,144m to feet the result will be 30,001.46'. Treat the conversions with caution accordingly. When giving the number to convert anything except temperatures you may use comma separators and a decimal point in the number but do not use any letters or other characters. If you do the workflow will produce an error message. When converting temperatures use of the minus sign is allowed. Purely for convenience specific elements of the workflow dealing with temperature conversions are shown coloured red. You can start at any of the length, temperature, area, weight or volume list filters simply by typing any of those words into Alfred (in other words, if you know what units you wish to convert you don't have to start at the initial menu). All menus are set so that Alfred learns the result order based on usage so that frequently used menu items will appear at the top of each menu.
Usage
When you type the keyword (the default is cxv but you can change it) you see the following first menu (subject to point 5 above):


Choose the option you want and you will see a second menu—for example:


Note that you can also use the keywords length, temperature, area and weight to go directly to the relevant second menu like this (see point 4 above):


After the relevant conversion you will see a dialog like this:

If you choose to copy the result to the clipboard the entire result will be copied (i.e., in the example, 30°C is 86°F).

Github download link

Stephen

Both can be downloaded so (as we say in bad English) "you pays your money and takes your choice” (although, of course, you pay nothing for either of them 😀).
 
It's rather easy to see that:
as stated, my workflow has no dependencies—the other uses PHP so if you use that workflow you'll be guided to install PHP if not already installed; the alternative workflow offers many more conversions and a visual abundance of decimal places (compared to the paltry two decimal places of my workflow). I could continue…but why not do your own research? 🤷‍♂️
 
Stephen

Welcome to the forum.

Switching to Android wouldn’t do anything because I was talking about macOS, not iOS. But even if I were talking about iOS, switching to Android would still not do anything because as far as I’m aware it doesn’t have ubiquitous automations capabilities and no AppleScript. So essentially in response to “I’m unhappy about this thing in this platform” your suggestion was “switch to another platform which also doesn’t have the thing you want”.

I don’t want to switch to Android. I don’t like it. I don’t like everything about iOS either, but as a whole it fits my needs considerably better. But I don’t have any interest in flamewars; everyone should use what they prefer.

More importantly, though, I was wrong. Apple did not kill AppleScript when they introduced Shortcuts. They haven’t extended it either, but Shortcuts has direct support for AppleScript which proves they at least acknowledge it. And they do not require a developer account to share automations and there’s no indication they will.

Hey! Unfortunately, I've given up on this.
 
I just switch to iTunes and add the song directly to the playlist. I used to love to this via Alfred, but the hours I've spent trying to automate everything are simply not worth my time or anger.
 
Apple needs to kill Applescript.

Call nf followed by a file name (if no extension is given, .txt will be used) to make a new file. Calling nfo instead will open the files after creation.

nd and ndo behave similarly, but for directories. Two important diferences: no extension is added, and subdirectories can be created with /.

If a Finder or Path Finder window is the frontmost window, the new paths will be created there, otherwise they will be created on the Desktop. Use | to separate the names of multiple entries (surrounding spaces will be trimmed).



 
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nah I don't think it's possible - if Doug Adams doesn't have a script for it, you can pretty much assume it can't be done yet.  In Sierra maybe.

Here's a useful importer for TextExpander created by one of our wonderful community members:
http://alfred.danieldiekmeier.de/
 

Would love to have a way to import snippets already created in other apps into Alfred? I'm thinking apps like aText, TextExpander, etc?

Hi,
 
I would like to auto-fill forms with Snippets (v.3). Therefore I'd like to use the TAB command to navigate from one field (e.g. name) to the next (e.g. address).
 
The example would be:
 
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John Doe {TAB}
123 Fakestreet {TAB}
Mytown
 
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Or is there already a workaround for that?
 
Thanks.

Going further, it would be awesome to have arbitrary modifier keys as well, e.g. "this is {cmd+B} really {cmd+B} important."