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New version 1.2.0 released 🎉

Now you can see number of items in each list and also number of checked items when holding ⇧ in a list view:

New version 1.1.0 released 🎉

Now you can add the current active tab of the frontmost browser to on of your lists.

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Link to GitHub:

https://github.com/colomolo/alfred-bookmarks

Bookmarks is a simple utility workflow. It helps you organize your bookmarks and one-line notes as lists in Markdown format. All lists are stored as .md files on your computer in a dedicated folder and do not depend on browsers or third-party apps.

URLs are opened in the browser, while plain text is used as a query in the search engine. Any list item can also be a checkbox item that will be checked when opened. You can create to-do lists or closed lists of links you need to take a look at. Or you can just mix them as needed.

@vitor Done: https://github.com/colomolo/alfred-string-multitool/releases/tag/v1.0.11

Thanks for patience!

Hey @vitor, thanks for a follow up. No I haven't forgot, just busy with other things. Will be added soon and I will let you know.

21 hours ago, vitor said:

 

I see your point. I think it might be enough if you do it like the /S option (hinting in the subtitle) because at least people will see the option exists and can check the docs if they don’t get how it works. Ultimately your choice, though.

 

 

I’m working on the rest of the page. Please ping me when you make the release with the Universal Action so I can finish it up.

Yes, sounds good. Thanks!

8 hours ago, vitor said:

Why not show the /R option in the default results too?

Because it requires at least one argument. I am still thinking on how to hint to that command there, but haven't come up with a good solution as for now.

8 hours ago, vitor said:

In addition to the Hotkey, this should have a Universal Action as well, it would be a perfect fit for what this does.

Yeah, good point.

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Link to GitHub:

https://github.com/colomolo/alfred-string-multitool

Sometimes you need to quickly transform your variable in the code, clean up text from special chars or format the string in a certain way. Problem is that different editors and IDEs provide limited functionality for such common tasks. String Multitool fills that gap, so that you have one universal shortcut and a Swiss knife for string transformations.

Start with 'string' keyword, provide an argument and select needed transformation from list.
 

Or chain available transformations:

Config:

Thanks @vitor.

Actually it was 25 minutes from the start, but looks like I accidentally changed it at some point. Fixed in 1.0.3.

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Link to GitHub:
https://github.com/colomolo/timer

Simple Alfred workflow for setting up short timers with a few keystrokes.

Use keyword 't' to init Timer. Hit ↵ to set up Timer to default duration (configurable) or pass duration as an argument. Specify timer message. Timer is set!

Set up two presets for the most often used time durations.

Use 'tp' keyword to start pomodoro timer which has customizable duration from 15 to 30 minutes.

Pomodoro timer:

Workflow config: