lucianofuentes

Hello Katie, Thank you very much for your response. I'm a big Pinboard fan and have been a member for a long time. Your response lead me to an alternative solution that suits me a lot better, so I thought I'd reply in case you or anyone else finds it useful. I wanted to be able to call up different "groups" of bookmarks - your solution is limited in the sense that it only allows you to call up one group of bookmarks (starred in your example) By using the extension found here http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/979-pinboard-search-workflow/ I am able to save different sets of bookmarks, then use the search function to dynamically show a list of bookmarks related to that "group". Because you're using the search function, it's best to use a tag that doesn't lead to bookmarks that don't belong in that search (eg. a tag group called "google" will show bookmarks that have the word "google" in them as well as bookmarks with the tag "google") I get around this by using tags that begin with the letter "t" (so in the example above I would tag the bookmarks in the group "tgoogle") in order to get the results I'm after.

I'm almost sure the answer will make me slap my head and say "of course!" but I have tried to figure this out many times with no luck. I would love to be able to save bookmark "sets".. so I type a keyword, and it presents a list of predefined bookmarks.. that I can then arrow up/down through and then launch. I could just save the bookmarks as unique Web Searches, assign them the same keyword, and get what I'm after by typing that keyword. I have also tried saving the urls as .webloc files in a specific folder and then using a file search workflow that is filtered for that folder.. but this doesn't provide results until you begin typing characters. I'd like results to appear by only typing the keyword. Does anyone have any ideas?