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A. cant continue search in alfred after using text view flow: 1. hot key to open script filter 2. hit ctrl-enter to view result in text view (which uses a script) 3. esc to get back to main results. trying other results' text view work, but if you try to edit your search query like "apple" to "apples" then it will break: [22:00:22.892] ERROR: XXX[Script Filter] Code 1: XXX/com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred/Workflow Scripts/XXX: execution error: Error: Error: exception raised by object: *** +[NSString stringWithUTF8String:]: NULL cString (-2700) 4. not results are shown, so i can hit escape, and start from 1) to try my "apples" query B. text view scroll to end doesn't actually scroll it to end for some. it seems to go about 90% of the way down only. i am basically just pasting a text blob from a text file using a script to remove some start and end parts

I would like it so that instead of having the two below, I can just detect if CMD was pressed, in which case it would run the golden one (one just pastes it below, one pastes it with some processing). It looks like you can't right now because no modifier detection is supported, as per the screenshot.

If performance would take a hit, then I don't want it! Performance is key. I could swear that alias icon was already working at one point. I can't get it to work anymore. Any ideas how it might have been working?

you can also drag and drop from alfred into the dialog box

just wanted to say that Alfred is amazing! super quality build, precisely customizable, and my absolute daily driver for everything. amazing app, thank you!

you can current drag and drop items in the workflow space. perhaps it could be set up by default using this menu accessibility feature to just drop it in the center by default (as if the user just drag and dropped it in the center)

Please support workflow items in the standard Help menu (A). There are many apps that allow plugging into this system and searching it directly (B) and in a much more efficient manner than arduously trying to figure out and remember how to open that side panel and search it etc.

.command files are great because they can be run, basically as apps; you click, and it runs like an app. Thus, it makes sense that we should show the right file icons, like for apps. Currently, they just show a generic file thumbnails. To illustrate, consider the following diagram. What I want: I want `Hello (with custom icon).command` to be the only file I need and for it to show up with the emoji icon in Alfred. What I am doing: I have been creating a "Hello alias" file, assigning that the icon, and then having it open the real command file. This is annoying and not scalable for all the projects. A few days ago, the "Hello alias" trick was working (it works for another project) but as you can see here, even that isn't working. Thus, my feature request is: Have ".command" files show its custom icon where by "custom icon" I mean the icon defined in the "Get Info" window (second screenshot) Please let me know if I can help in any way to get this out asap.