Pirat

Thank you for the quick reply. I have changed it and now everything works. In fact, the symbols were there. I have changed these in the field "g_state=" and "notion_cookie_consent=". Now everything runs smoothly and makes my everyday life much easier. I have one more small hint. It's nothing important, but maybe it helps. With me it is so that I use the desktop app of Notion on a Mac. If the desktop app was not yet open and I then open a Notion page via Alfred, the Notion app starts and the correct page opens. Everything is fine. This is also the case when Notion is minimized, after the command "CMD" + "M". The desired page is opened by the Alfred workflow and the Notion app appears. Everything is fine. However, if Notion is open and closed by "CMD" + "W". So the app is still running in the background, but it is not minimized as a window, then you can't open the Notion page directly via the workflow in Aflred anymore, but you have to restart the desktop app once before. So that again the window of the Notion app is open. I suspect, however, that the problem is not in the workflow. Thanks again for providing the workflow.

Thank you for the quick reply. I have used chrome to get the values (I did after I typed "search" in notion in the search box). Took the complete value at "request headers" after "cookie:". Among other things, the field "cb_user_id" and "notion_user_id" is also included here. After the value "notion_user_id=" is a letter number sequence separated by dashes. So everything looks good for now. I have also already copied the cookies first to a text file and then to Alfred. In addition, the "Show recently Viewed" is checked in the workflow. There is no field with only "user_id". Only the fields "cb_user_id" and "notion_user_id"

First of all, thank you for the great workflow. It runs great. I have only one question about the function "Show Recently Viewed". Unfortunately I don't get any results here. As soon as I search for a page, they are displayed. However, not the most recently used ones. If you only enter the command "ns" without anything behind it. Here is the debugger code. Maybe someone can help: [11:28:36.785] Notion Search[Script Filter] Queuing argument '' [11:28:36.923] Notion Search[Script Filter] Script with argv '(null)' finished [11:28:36.930] Notion Search[Script Filter] {"items": [{"uid": 1, "type": "default", "title": "Open Notion - No results, empty query, or error", "subtitle": " ", "arg": "https://www.notion.so/"}]}