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thanks @Stephen_C it works: alfredpreferences://navigateto/features>snippets

the url method works great. How to go directly to Features/Snippets via the url?

Yes, you are right. Sometimes the window is not activated. Type this, it works fine: tell application "Alfred Preferences" activate tell window 1 activate end tell end tell return 1

It's weird that it doesn't work fine always. Maybe try to restart BTT. Be sure to use the assigned action applescript (blocking) and no applescript (async in background) If you experience the same weird behaviour, you can do a double-activation with a small delay: tell application "Alfred Preferences" activate delay 0.2 activate end tell return 1

Not necessary to add end tell as I wrote it. But you can type it also like this if you want, it's the same: tell application "Alfred Preferences" activate end tell return 1

I recommend you to use "Run Apple Script (blocking)" to open the Alfred Preferences via BTT. It will be faster and safer. The applescript is just: tell application "Alfred Preferences" to activate return 1

Good workflow, thanks for share it Why you don't upload it to the Alfred Gallery?

My question is how to order the list of Universal Actions, including my own workflows and the default factory list items. As example, how can I put the Universal Action "Email to..." as the first of the list?

Is it possible to order the list of Universal Actions? How?

Nice theme, thx to share it

great, thx

The release notes of Alfred v5.1 says "Added new Alfred AppleScript command to reveal a Workflow via UID or Bundle Id, and optionally show the Workflow's User Configuration". What is the command? Could you post an applescript example? Thx.

Could you give some examples?

Thx @Stephen_C I have tried with the Automation "Get path basename without extension". It works fine. 😀

Hi I bought Alfred 5 yesterday and I am doing a new workflow. The workflow has one "JSON Config" block that receives a query from a "List Filter" block. I want to set the variable "foldername" to the basename of the path that is in the query. How should I do it?? This is the content of the JSON block: { "alfredworkflow" : { "config" : { "scopes" : [ "{query}" ] }, "variables" : { "folder" : "{query}", "foldername" : "the name of the folder/file of the path of the query" } } }

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