kisonay

Thanks @vitor, and I apologize for creating a new post. Perhaps I miss-spoke, the initial poster indicated that it was network related, as they never responded to say otherwise, I went with it and added my experience. Yes, Microsoft Remote Desktop does allow you to copy and paste between the remote session and the host machine. I see no way of changing this in MRD Preferences (just for debugging purposes.) I'm using the latest version of everything: mac OS 12.4, Afred 4.6.6 and MRD 10.7.6 I have even tried with the latest beta version of Remote Desktop with the same results. As for activity monitor and what it knows about the situation, I can share the sample process if needed. I also don't see anything meaningful (to me) in the console.

I've come across the following thread here in the forums that is the exact issue I am having: TLDR: Microsoft Remote Desktop will freeze randomly when Alfred is running. The above thread indicates it is a network issue but in my troubleshooting, I've noticed that I only experience the issue when I have clipboard history active. I've gone ahead and added Microsoft Remote Desktop to the exclude/ignore list but it doesn't seem to help. Has anyone experienced this or something similar and are there any workarounds? One of the many reasons I purchased powerpack was for the clipboard history.

Thank you! This was the missing piece! Of course, I now see the fine print in the config window.

I'm trying to implement a non-standard terminal that I enjoy using called "Warp". I've come up with an AppleScript to add custom functionality under Features > Terminal, and I am trying to run it unsuccessfully. Furthermore, I've taken the same script and successfully run it under "Script Editor" When Alfred tries to run it is activates "Warp" as expected but does not do any keystrokes, therefore doesn't bring it to forefront (cmd, shift, w) or paste or enter. tell application "Warp" activate set the clipboard to q delay 0.5 tell application "System Events" to keystroke "w" using {command down, shift down} delay 0.5 tell application "System Events" to tell (name of application processes whose frontmost is true) to keystroke "v" using command down tell application "System Events" to tell (name of application processes whose frontmost is true) to keystroke return end tell Does anyone know what I am missing?