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I miss the inline google search workflow! It was probably my most used workflow, I'm surprised there aren't more people wanting this. Has anyone made one for any other search engine since the google API changes?

Safari automatically reads your text messages and asks you to auto-fill any two-factor codes it finds:
 

 
I don't use Safari (I use Chrome) and I was sick of having to manually type the codes from my messages. This workflow reads your message history and finds the most recent 5, 6, 7, or 8 digit two-factor codes. When you select a code and press <enter> it is copied to your clipboard, or you can press <⌘+enter> and it will copy the code to your clipboard and paste it into the active application.
 

 
Keyword: 2fm
Download the latest version: https://github.com/squatto/alfred-imessage-2fa/releases/latest/download/iMessage.2FA.alfredworkflow
GitHub: https://github.com/squatto/alfred-imessage-2fa
Packal: http://www.packal.org/workflow/imessage-2fa

Hi @timmetz, welcome to the forum.
 
If you want Alfred to do that automatically, then no. Alfred doesn't watch folders, and fundamentally only does stuff when you explicitly tell it to. You can use a Launch Agent to watch a folder and run a custom script, or if you don't want to do any coding, Hazel would be the ideal tool, and I think Keyboard Maestro can do it, too.
 
If you want to manually search for a specific file type in a specific folder and choose which ones to move, you can do that with a File Filter.

There are multiple specific ways to do it, but essentially you need to connect your "Move File to XYZ" File Action to a Run Script action and fill it with a script in the language of your choice to do the actual moving.
 
The simplest script would be to set Language to /bin/bash and paste the following in the Script box:

mv -n "$@" "/path/to/target/folder"
Or if you want to overwrite any existing files with the same names:

mv -f "$@" "/path/to/target/folder"
 
If you expect to change the target folder often, you can set a workflow/environment variable in the configuration sheet and use that in your script. So if you name the variable TARGET_FOLDER, your script would then be:

mv -n "$@" "$TARGET_FOLDER"
Or if you want to overwrite any existing files with the same names:

mv -f "$@" "$TARGET_FOLDER"

I've rewritten my Alfred-Time workflow so that it's more easily extensible, and better tested. Currently it works with the Toggl and Harvest services. You can start, stop, or continue a timer, choose a project and a tag if necessary. With version 2.0 it's one service or the other though. The previous version allowed to use both services at the same time. I personally don't use that anymore, and it was a pain to maintain. If you still need that functionality, you can still use the previous version. I'm planning to add new services.
 
It's very basic (even more basic than the previous version). Just start, stop or continue. No more delete, no more cache bullshit. There's some ideas in the queue like enable/disable tags (or choose a default one), but nothing done yet. I use the workflow daily and it works fine (for me). If it does help you, enjoy!
 
GitHub: https://github.com/godbout/alfred-time/releases
Packal: http://www.packal.org/workflow/alfred-time-v2

Power Thesaurus Search for Alfred
Search for synonyms and antonyms on Power Thesaurus from Alfred 4.

 
Installation
Get Power Thesaurus for Alfred from GitHub or Packal.
 
Usage
Primary commands:
pows <word> — Search Power Thesaurus for synonyms of <word>. powa <word> — Search Power Thesaurus for antonyms of <word>. For both primary commands:
↩ or ⌘+NUM — Copy highlighted entry to the clipboard ⌘+L — Show full query in Alfred's Large Text window  
Results
Resulting synonyms or antonyms will be sequentially listed according to user rating.
 
Troubleshooting
SSL Errors
If you're having SSL issues, try temporarily disabling it by setting the workflow environment variable ALFRED_PT_SSL_VERIFICATION to False. This will bypass SSL verification as a workaround while waiting for the SSL certificate to be rectified. You can check Power Thesaurus's SSL certificate status here. Be sure to set it back to True when all's green.
Other Errors
For other errors, please open an issue describing how you got the error and together with the logs from Alfred > Workflows > Debugging Mode if possible. There's no proper error handling in place yet, so we'll have to troubleshoot things this way for now.
 
Licensing and Acknowledgement
This workflow is released under the MIT Licence.
It is heavily based on deanishe's Alfred-Workflow, also MIT-licensed.
By using this workflow, you acknowledge, understand and signify your agreement to Power Thesaurus Website's terms and conditions, and privacy statement.
 

excellent. enjoy! ☀️

4.1.0 released. just a little update. inner grooming, smaller Workflow, consistent with old and new coming ones that will share the same Workflow Skeleton.
 
links in first page.

Hi again all! Just wanted to follow up on a few improvements I've made to Pacmax with your feedback. Have even more in the works for hopefully later this week that should be even more exciting. Here's what's new, though:
 
- Added: Created By field on posts (links to the author's GitHub profile) - this might be my favorite addition
- Added: A scroll to top button for long pages
- Fixed: Rewrote About page to help better explain different aspects related to PM & Alfred; also created a GitHub repo for anyone interested in helping make About better!
- Fixed: Styled README section of posts make clearer that they're from the project's repository
- Added: Support for wider screens on Explore (fill it up!)
- Fixed: Pagination on Explore
- Fixed: Last Updated field displaying wrong time
- Improved: Several styles across the site
 
Check out the changes at https://pacmax.org/
 
Thanks!
 
P.S. Great reading all the conversations here. I look forward to more!

That's not possible, at least not with the local file search. Only the Google Drive app can provide/create the URL you want.
 
You'd probably need a workflow based on the Google Drive API, not one that searches the local files.

Hi @Ken - As it's common that you'll want to create a snippet from a piece of text you've just written or copied to your clipboard, you can select the text you want to save as snippet from your Alfred Clipboard History and press Cmd + S. This will pop out a half-populated snippet window so that you can add a name, shortcut, choose a category and save it. Quick and easy!
 
Cheers,
Vero

Alfred does not allow you to use its preview pane. The closest features are Large Type, which allow you to display text in an overlay, or Quicklook (⌘Y or long-press ⇧), which brings up a Quicklook window for the specified file or URL, such as an HTML file.
 

Hi,
 
My contribution is a script filter based workflow which collects all of your saved snapshots into a selectable Alfred list: Moom snapshots