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I'm still a little confused after reading through this thread and others. I understand it isn't possible in normal results, but the suggestion to use File Filters keep popping up. So is it possible to exclude folders that match a string specifically in a custom File Filter workflow?

Ahh, I didn't realize it's as simple as a popup GUI asking for authentication — my bad, thanks for clearing this up for me, works perfectly. I gave OverSight a try as well, but it looks like it only monitors the internal mic and FaceTime camera, and I actually use my MacBook Pro in clamshell mode with an external audio interface (and no webcam). So even when I disconnect the computer and use it as a normal laptop at the end of the day, as right now, I still see the orange dot even with all apps fully quit, and OverSight is completely blank. Anyway, thanks again! I'll submit a bug report with Apple. I found other reports of this and do believe it's a bug.

I've got an an issue here on Monterey (12.6) where the menubar's orange dot (mic indicator) persists even after closing all apps that use the mic. It happens every day. I've learned that it's possible to force it to reset with this terminal command: sudo killall coreaudiod I understand running a sudo command via Alfred isn't possible (or at least really not recommended). Does anyone know of another way to the same goal using Alfred?

Alfred disregards most of the user theme's appearance settings when in file navigation mode or viewing the Universal Actions list, causing those features to feel a bit jarring & cumbersome. I'd really love to see a seamless UI experience, maintaining all theme appearance settings in those lists.