JonB

Might be worth trying it with this preference too. defaults write com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred-2 experimentalBlur -float 3.0

Thanks. Going to try with the background blurring and see if I can make it a little more readable.

Interesting, is there a way I can debug this then? Would be useful to find out whats going on.

Looks great, can't wait to try this.

Here you go: http://db.tt/2LYwAkUt You'll want to run this and re-launch alfred too. defaults write com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred-2 invalidateShadowOnLowAlphaThemes -bool YES

Hi, So i was using David Ferguson's google auto complete workflow as found here: http://jdfwarrior.tumblr.com/post/40354870777/a-few-alfred-2-workflows-to-get-you-started This appears to work on a 'normal' connection, however when I have a proxy setup in network preferences, it doesn't seem to work. There may be nothing that alfred can do, but thought I would raise it. I guess it would be easier to be able to handle this for 'all scripts', but it may ultimately have to be solved by supporting proxies in the underlying php/ruby/etc scripts by setting the script to make use of a proxy if available a-la : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3487845/using-http-proxy-in-php Jon

I'd rather not have a separate keyword if I can avoid it. I'd like to be able to just type in "bugticket-123" and it open my bug tracker, rather than have to type something like "bt bugticket-123". There are only a certain number of pre-fixes I use, register, to be my 'keywords'. Whats the different between actions and outputs?

This has been talked about in the workflows forum, but I'd like to make an official feature request... It would be great if, especially for "spaceless", keywords you could access the keyword used with the {query} for a script. That way you could make triggers like "bugticket-123" or "supportcall-123" that fire the same script

It would be great to be able to grab the keyword as well as the query. Would allow me to integrate with my bug tracker in the following way: Entering "bugticket-123" would just open my bug ticket, but I need the bugticket bit (my keyword) as well as the -123. There would by multiple keywords to trigger this.

It's missing a : after alfred and before the // Also, they don't work in chrome, but they do in Safari.

Thoughts? It would nice to be able to change the thickness of the border, but apart from that the customisation is pretty good!