ddjfreedom

An Alfred workflow for opening or revealing the most recently downloaded items in “~/Downloads”.
  http://d.pr/f/yLXo   The items are sorted in decreasing order according to when they were added to the folder. Items are filtered by whether they contain the query as a subsequence. The result is displayed using the feedback functionality.   Github repo: https://github.com/ddjfreedom/recent-downloads-alfred-v2   Use config.yaml in ~/Library/Application Support/Alfred 2/Workflow Data/recentdownloads.ddjfreedom/ to control the new default behavior:  
 
Updated: 1. added the option to delete files (holding 'ctrl') (by fmr) 2. result's icon matches file's icon 3. added the option to move files to trash (holding 'cmd') (by fmr) 4. changed the default behavior of certain files: if the item can be installed (an application, an dmg file, a zip file containing those files, etc), the workflow will prompt the user whether to install it. After the installation, if the item installed is an application, the workflow will prompt the user whether to launch it.

An Alfred workflow for opening or revealing the most recently downloaded items in “~/Downloads”.
  http://d.pr/f/yLXo   The items are sorted in decreasing order according to when they were added to the folder. Items are filtered by whether they contain the query as a subsequence. The result is displayed using the feedback functionality.   Github repo: https://github.com/ddjfreedom/recent-downloads-alfred-v2   Use config.yaml in ~/Library/Application Support/Alfred 2/Workflow Data/recentdownloads.ddjfreedom/ to control the new default behavior:  
 
Updated: 1. added the option to delete files (holding 'ctrl') (by fmr) 2. result's icon matches file's icon 3. added the option to move files to trash (holding 'cmd') (by fmr) 4. changed the default behavior of certain files: if the item can be installed (an application, an dmg file, a zip file containing those files, etc), the workflow will prompt the user whether to install it. After the installation, if the item installed is an application, the workflow will prompt the user whether to launch it.

An Alfred workflow for opening or revealing the most recently downloaded items in “~/Downloads”.
  http://d.pr/f/yLXo   The items are sorted in decreasing order according to when they were added to the folder. Items are filtered by whether they contain the query as a subsequence. The result is displayed using the feedback functionality.   Github repo: https://github.com/ddjfreedom/recent-downloads-alfred-v2   Use config.yaml in ~/Library/Application Support/Alfred 2/Workflow Data/recentdownloads.ddjfreedom/ to control the new default behavior:  
 
Updated: 1. added the option to delete files (holding 'ctrl') (by fmr) 2. result's icon matches file's icon 3. added the option to move files to trash (holding 'cmd') (by fmr) 4. changed the default behavior of certain files: if the item can be installed (an application, an dmg file, a zip file containing those files, etc), the workflow will prompt the user whether to install it. After the installation, if the item installed is an application, the workflow will prompt the user whether to launch it.

http://d.pr/f/nkhw
 
Better performance on large number of files. Thanks, Clinton Strong.

Added the ability to include subfolders. It can be specified using 'subfolders' in 'config.yaml'. An example:
 
 
It will include everything which is of the form "~/Downloads/*", "~/Downloads/a/*", "~/Downloads/a/*/*", "~/Downloads/b/*", "~/Downloads/c/*". But "~/Downloads/b" will not appear in the result (since 'exclude' is true).
 
If you want to include every subfolder, ':all' can be used:
or more flexibility
 
Updated on AlfPT, and http://d.pr/f/409f

An Alfred workflow for opening or revealing the most recently downloaded items in “~/Downloads”.
  http://d.pr/f/yLXo   The items are sorted in decreasing order according to when they were added to the folder. Items are filtered by whether they contain the query as a subsequence. The result is displayed using the feedback functionality.   Github repo: https://github.com/ddjfreedom/recent-downloads-alfred-v2   Use config.yaml in ~/Library/Application Support/Alfred 2/Workflow Data/recentdownloads.ddjfreedom/ to control the new default behavior:  
 
Updated: 1. added the option to delete files (holding 'ctrl') (by fmr) 2. result's icon matches file's icon 3. added the option to move files to trash (holding 'cmd') (by fmr) 4. changed the default behavior of certain files: if the item can be installed (an application, an dmg file, a zip file containing those files, etc), the workflow will prompt the user whether to install it. After the installation, if the item installed is an application, the workflow will prompt the user whether to launch it.

Fixed the default action issue. Now if 'install_action' is set to 'open', it should directly open the file. And now the script provides a unique uid every time it is invoked, so the results won't get reordered by Alfred. http://d.pr/f/lj1r also in AlfPT.

It's now also in AlfPT

It's now also in AlfPT

An Alfred workflow for opening or revealing the most recently downloaded items in “~/Downloads”.
  http://d.pr/f/yLXo   The items are sorted in decreasing order according to when they were added to the folder. Items are filtered by whether they contain the query as a subsequence. The result is displayed using the feedback functionality.   Github repo: https://github.com/ddjfreedom/recent-downloads-alfred-v2   Use config.yaml in ~/Library/Application Support/Alfred 2/Workflow Data/recentdownloads.ddjfreedom/ to control the new default behavior:  
 
Updated: 1. added the option to delete files (holding 'ctrl') (by fmr) 2. result's icon matches file's icon 3. added the option to move files to trash (holding 'cmd') (by fmr) 4. changed the default behavior of certain files: if the item can be installed (an application, an dmg file, a zip file containing those files, etc), the workflow will prompt the user whether to install it. After the installation, if the item installed is an application, the workflow will prompt the user whether to launch it.