Adam Kiss

Thanks Vitor, I don't, it was one of things i found with googling and double checked it. Edit: i actually triple checked it, and if I turn the tab thing ON there, that function stops working, and shift tab properly autocompletes, so it's definitely something else on my system breaking tab in some subsection of apps Edit edit: Finally. Either something modified my ~/Library/KeyBindings/DefaultKeyBinding.dict, or I did some time before and something else changed, but default Key Binding was trying to force "indent: " whatever that is (the default key binding dictionary is a bit of a black box tbh). Thanks to everyone trying to help, I didn't really think it was an Alfred bug, I just wanted to double check that autocomplete used to work and I'm not misremembering

And yet, six reboots and even a system upgrade 13->14 didn't.

I thoughts, but for some weird reason Tab is acting all funny on my today; No Autocomplete in Alfred, no Autocomplete in "Go to Folder", no indentation in Noteplan. Clearly not an Alfred bug - and clearly something is wrong Thanks.

I don't know if I'm hallucinating, but Alfred does have Tab autocompletion, right? For instance, if I have a workflow that defines keyword "packagist", I write "pack" and should be able to hit Tab to autocomplete "packagist " and be ready for the argument, right?

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Hey @vitor - Again, thank you The errors should now be fixed - there was a couple of issues that slipped by me when testing (and writing in external files and then copy pasting to alfred boxes). I also improved (I think) the messaging, but missed your message and did it my way - and utf 10 is still utf10 - but that's a quick update and I like the "9 items = 9 results" thingy going on. Edit: totally switched the `utf10` to `utf9`, because it's great idea. I kept the labels as they were (mine improved version), because honestly, the "color SQlite query" was mostly done because I could, and it probably can be fun to play with it, but I don't think it will be really used.

and my favorite, in light mode

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@vitor Thank you for the patience vitor. I swear I read the post, but read the bolded part as "no shadow and no background" That's what happens after 8 hours of programming workflows 🤗

Oh right, the "full window, no background and shadow" screenshot is here added in this post.

I _depended_ on the old Python 2 workflow for searching the Unicode database, and the only workflow I found was too slow for my taste, and not working properly, so I wrote my own. The most interesting part (other than it does exactly what I want - search the database and remember my most used characters) is that it's fully written in SQLite - it's a fts5 index of whatever Unicode database I found (nearly 33k records), and the alfred JSON is ALSO generated by SQLite. SQLite is amazing. The workflow is here: https://github.com/adamkiss/alfred-utf