Weaselboy

Usage

Open System Settings panes via the workflow’s keywords: about, accessibility, airdrop (and handoff), appearance, appleid, battery, bluetooth, control centre, date (and time), desktop (and dock), displays, extensions, family, focus, general, game centre, game controllers, icloud, internet accounts, keyboard, language (and region), lock screen, login items, mouse, network, notifications, passwords, printers (and scanners), privacy (and security), profiles, screen saver, screen time, sharing, siri (and spotlight), software update, sound, startup disk, storage, time machine, touch id (and password), trackpad, transfer (and reset), users (and groups), vpn, wallet (and apple pay), wallpaper, wifi.







⤓ Install on the Alfred Gallery | Source
 

https://github.com/fniephaus/alfred-pocket/releases/tag/v7.3
 
Looks like there was an update a couple days ago.

https://github.com/fniephaus/alfred-pocket/releases/tag/v7.3
 
Looks like there was an update a couple days ago.

https://github.com/fniephaus/alfred-pocket/releases/tag/v7.3
 
Looks like there was an update a couple days ago.

Safari Assistant
 
All-in-one workflow for Safari.
 

Filter tabs, bookmarks (and bookmarklets), reading list and history. Several built-in actions. Easily add your own via scripts. Assign your favourite actions (or bookmarklets) to alternate actions (i.e. ⌥↩, ^↩ etc.).


Download from GitHub releases. Source code.
 
Built-in tab actions:

Close Tab Close Window Close Other Tabs Close Tabs to Left Close Tabs to Right


Built-in URL actions (also work on tabs):

Open in Private Window Open in Default Browser Open in Chrome Open in Firefox

 
Usage
 
bh [<query>] — Search and open/action bookmarks and recent history. ↩ — Open item in browser. ⌘↩ — Show URL actions for selected item. ⌥↩ — Run custom action on selected item. ^↩ — Run custom action on selected item. fn↩ — Run custom action on selected item. ⇧↩ — Run custom action on selected item. bm [<query>] — Search and open/action bookmarks. ↩, ⌘↩, ⌥↩, ^↩, fn↩, ⇧↩ — As above. bml [<query>] — Search and run bookmarklets. ↩ — Run bookmarklet in active tab. bmf [<query>] — Search bookmark folders. ↩ — Enter folder/open bookmark. ⌘↩ — Open all bookmarks in folder/show URL actions for bookmark. hi [<query>] — Search and open/action history entries. ↩, ⌘↩, ⌥↩, ^↩, fn↩, ⇧↩ — As above. rl [<query>] — Search and open/action Reading List entries. ↩, ⌘↩, ⌥↩, ^↩, fn↩, ⇧↩ — As above. tab [<query>] — Search and activate/action Safari tabs. ↩ — Activate the selected tab. ⌘↩, ⌥↩, ^↩, fn↩, ⇧↩ — As above.  
See the README on GitHub for full usage instructions.

List and / or delete local time machine snapshots
 
Previous Apple operating systems had the possibility to disable local time machine backups with "tmutil disablelocal" within Terminal. Unfortunately this does not work anymore in High Sierra and above. Apple changed this behaviour with the release of High Sierra.
And unfortunately I do not like this behaviour as I have always three external TM HDDs attached.
So after searching a little bit, I found a reddit.com posting with proper terminal commands for listing and deleting local TM backups when you have High Sierra and above. Thanks for posting!
 
++++ How to use this workflow ++++
Just type "ltm" and then "list" to open terminal and to see how many local TM snapshots are on your local disk.
Type "ltm" and then "del" to delete your local TM snapshots. Terminal opens and deletes the backups.
 
++++ USE AT YOUR OWN RISK! ++++
 
++++ It's a simple workflow and my first one ... please feel free to optimize and enhance it ++++
 
Icon made by me 
 
Download here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/g0pm6c32o7wcjjr/Delete Local Time Machine Backups.alfredworkflow?dl=0
 
 
 
 

Thanks! This works perfectly.

There is a bug in my (unofficial) Alfred-Workflow library that causes very many workflows using it to hang quite dramatically on Sierra.
 
If you are affected (i.e. you see Alfred's CPU usage spike to 100%), Activity Monitor will show two Python processes like this (choose View > All Processes, Hierarchically), with the bottom one at ~99% CPU (this screenshot is actually of a non-misbehaving workflow):
 

 
Download and run this workflow, which will update any old versions of Alfred-Workflow in your installed workflows.
 
That should get your workflows working again until the workflow developers can push official fixes.
 

Library's fixed.

TEMPORARY FIX
 
Grab this workflow and follow the instructions on how to use it.
 
It will replace buggy versions of Alfred-Workflow with a working one in any workflows you have installed.
 
Vítor posted a handy script that can fix all your workflows at once.
 
If you're not a big shell user, here's another way:
Download the latest release of Alfred-Workflow Extract the zip file In Alfred Preferences, right-click on the broken workflow and choose Open in Finder Replace the workflow directory in the broken workflow with the one from the Alfred-Workflow release you downloaded Repeat for any other workflows causing the same issue This will make the workflow fully-functional again.

It's a known issue with the underlying Alfred-Workflow library the workflow uses. It doesn't get along with Sierra.
 

I don't think the Packal updater works at the moment. Not sure if it doesn't get along with El Cap/Sierra or Alfred 3.
 
You could try my Packal workflow search workflow, which is, frankly, too dumb to break…
 
It can't update your workflows for you, but packal status will show you which of your workflows are out of date, and actioning a result will take you to that workflow's page from whence you can grab the newer version.
 
Nowhere near as nice as the official Packal updater, but better than checking everything by hand…

There are a number of ways Alfred's distributable has become smaller (2.9MB zipped download at the point of 3.0 release).
 
- Tidying and consolidating framework code, removing defunct code and resources
- Replacing many png resources with SVG or PaintCode resources
- Switching from using some frameworks to Apple internal frameworks (e.g. OpenSSL / Growl), aided by the switch to OS X 10.9+
 
My general ethos when it comes to developing Alfred is making sure that Alfred carries no defunct or legacy code, and that all code is written by me and internally. Without reliance on 3rd party code, it makes it much easier to tune Alfred and make him bug / crash free. This is particularly important for an app that runs the entire time your Mac is running - i.e. if a normal app crashes, you don't think too much about it. If Alfred suddenly doesn't appear when you use one of your hotkeys, it's extremely obvious.
 
And yes, Alfred is developed with Xcode 7.
 
Cheers,
Andrew

Alfred 2 will continue to get maintenance releases if necessary, but won't get any new features like Alfred 3 will be getting
 
Cheers,
Andrew

You guys might want to keep an eye on the blog tomorrow...
 
https://twitter.com/alfredapp/status/718177793104822272

Hi Ben,
 
Yes indeed, you'll get a free upgrade to version 3 when it's available. Thanks for being a Mega Supporter
 
Cheers,
Vero

Been using it all day and no issues. Thanks again for this great workflow. 

Seems to be working fine here. Anything in particular you would like me to look/test for?

Thanks for the debugging on this... I'm not sure why this would have happened and seems isolated, but I'll keep this info handy to share with any other users who run into the same issue!
 
Cheers,
Andrew
 
[moving to noted]

Thanks! Glad the update mechanism works as well!
 
If you have more ideas how to improve it, let me know!

Hey Weaselboy,
I've added a copy-to-clipboard action to the workflow, simply use the 'fn' action modifier!
 
And thanks for the offer, but I currently don't take any donations 
I'm glad you like this workflow, feel free to spread the word and share it with your friends!

Thanks for the update. fn to copy works perfectly.

Hi guys,
 
this workflow lets you manage your Pocket list with Alfred.
 

 
Features
Actions to copy, visit and archive, archive and delete links from your Pocket list (fn, ctrl, alt and cmd) Hotkey to add new links from Chrome, Safari or your clipboard (ctrl + L) Action to deauthorize the workflow (shift) Background cache refresh Supports notifications Uses OAuth 2.0 to authorize the workflow Saves your access_token securely in OS X's keychain  
Github: https://github.com/fniephaus/alfred-pocket
Download: https://github.com/fniephaus/alfred-pocket/releases/latest/
 
Feel free to give some feedback!
 
Cheers,
Fabio

Glad it now works for you! You're welcome!

Fabio-- I'm getting this error after installing your workflow and the first attempt at running. The debug info from Alfred is below. I just edited out my username. I have a valid Pocket account and can login to it with no problem in Safari. Any suggestions?
 
Thanks
Starting debug for 'Pocket for Alfred' [ERROR: alfred.workflow.input.scriptfilter] Code 1: 08:53:53 workflow.py:967 DEBUG get_password : com.fniephaus.pocket:pocket_access_token 08:53:53 workflow.py:967 DEBUG get_password : com.fniephaus.pocket:pocket_access_token 08:53:53 workflow.py:967 DEBUG get_password : com.fniephaus.pocket:pocket_access_token 08:53:53 connectionpool.py:635 INFO Starting new HTTPS connection (1): getpocket.com 08:53:53 connectionpool.py:344 DEBUG "POST /v3/get HTTP/1.1" 401 16 08:53:53 workflow.py:843 ERROR Problem authenticating the user. A valid access token is required to access the requested API endpoint. Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Users/edit/Library/Application Support/Alfred 2/Alfred.alfredpreferences/workflows/user.workflow.9AFC12F4-2304-40BB-9DBC-427C3585C487/workflow/workflow.py", line 841, in run func(self) File "pocket_alfred.py", line 20, in main 'pocket_list', data_func=get_list, max_age=1) File "/Users/edit/Library/Application Support/Alfred 2/Alfred.alfredpreferences/workflows/user.workflow.9AFC12F4-2304-40BB-9DBC-427C3585C487/workflow/workflow.py", line 602, in cached_data data = data_func() File "pocket_alfred.py", line 42, in get_list get = pocket_instance.get() File "/Users/edit/Library/Application Support/Alfred 2/Alfred.alfredpreferences/workflows/user.workflow.9AFC12F4-2304-40BB-9DBC-427C3585C487/pocket.py", line 57, in wrapped return self.make_request(url, payload) File "/Users/edit/Library/Application Support/Alfred 2/Alfred.alfredpreferences/workflows/user.workflow.9AFC12F4-2304-40BB-9DBC-427C3585C487/pocket.py", line 154, in make_request return cls._make_request(url, payload, headers) File "/Users/edit/Library/Application Support/Alfred 2/Alfred.alfredpreferences/workflows/user.workflow.9AFC12F4-2304-40BB-9DBC-427C3585C487/pocket.py", line 147, in _make_request '%s. %s' % (error_msg, extra_info) AuthException: Problem authenticating the user. A valid access token is required to access the requested API endpoint.