Datafog

Indeed, thank you!

Hello, I had a crash of my harddrive, but can still access the data, however it doesn't let me boot anymore. I have a new installation of Alfred now and wonder if I could restore any settings from the previous installation. Is there any file that I could copy over to restore settings and workflow? Thanks Mark

Thanks got it set up. Didn't find anything about an API, but this works for me!

Hello, I want to define a shortcut for certain apps I need in different situations. For example, I make a screenshot and want to make some edits on it with a simple image app (like paint on win) I use the app Diffraction for it. But for some reason, I cannot remember the app name, so I want to create a shortcut, like "img" for alfred that offers me to open the app then. Which workflow would I need or how can I do this? Thanks Mark

Its working now, so no issue with alfred here! Thanks all!

yes, I downloaded directly from the Gallery. The developer replied as well and even released a new version, just waiting for it to be available from the gallery now. Supposed to work then. I have the dependencies covered actually. I use pyenv and have it set to global 3.11.4 and installed pillow as well, so should be fine from that side. If it doesn't work from the next udate I will dig depper and in any case will let you know. Thanks for the friendly replies! Best regards Mark

Hello, please excuse if that has been answered before. I just upgraded Alfred to version 5 and the new powerpack. I was a formerly Alfred 4 user, but never really got into it. Now I want to really make it happen, but I face a strange thing, that I can't figure out for now. Weenever I type something into Alfred, it points me to a google search. For example I installed the Emojy Wine workflow and it should react to "wine smile" and list emojys. Ok, I can see the workflow from typing "win": But when I type "wine" it already pushes me to a google search: Also when typing "wine " only google search: I think I accidently misconfigured something here. Is it something obvious for you people maybe? Thanks in advance! Best regards, Mark