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I see. How long is the delay? I published the 0.8 release last night (10 hours ago) and it's not refreshed in the gallery yet, so just wondering. Thanks!

It's live now. Thanks! I have fixed the URL in the repo and pushed the "valid" change that you suggested. How do workflow updates work? I have added a 0.8 release with this change and another minor readme update: Releases · thebitguru/alfred-simple-2fa-paste

OK, you can download the latest (v0.6) Alfred workflow now: Releases · thebitguru/alfred-simple-2fa-paste

OK, I have uploaded a new screenshot without obfuscation. Are you using the packaged release from the github repo? If so, I haven't packaged and uploaded this version as a release yet. Please see the `master` branch instead.

Hi, I would like to submit a new workflow called "Simple 2FA Paste." This builds on an older workflow that required php and eliminates this requirement. Full detail is in the github report. thebitguru/alfred-simple-2fa-paste: Simple Alfred workflow for pasting second factor authentication codes sent to Apple Message (github.com) Thanks!

Found it: Favorites | Packal Thanks, @Tyler Eich!

This is exactly what I am looking for, but I can't seem to be able to download it. Does anyone have an updated link? Also, I couldn't find it on Packal either. Was this ever uploaded to Packal by any chance?

Thanks, @vitor. So, I have to create a custom workflow? Sounds like functionality like this isn't standard...?

Hi, I did a quick search and didn't find anything so I was curious if others knew. I am looking for the ability to bookmark file system folders that I can open using keywords. I am guessing that I could create aliases or something like that in an indexed folder. Any thoughts on whether this functionality might already exist or a good approach for it? Thanks!

I see. Thanks for all the info!

You are right, it's Alt/Option+Up and not Command+Up as I had in my original post. I have edited my original post with the correct combination. I was thinking the same thing, i.e. shortcuts, but it's not easy to remove a shortcut out of order. It always removes the last one in the list, which wouldn't be the expected behavior for a shortcuts-type of functionality so I am guessing that it maybe something else.

I accidentally hit Alt+Up Arrow while on a search result and noticed that the icon was pinned to the top of the alfred window. I looked around to see if what that was for, but couldn't find anything (probably not looking for the right thing). What does Alt+Up Arrow do? Here is a screenshot showing this.

I was hoping that the base alfred2 would support a copy paths file action when you have multiple files selected. The individual one works well now so the same thing for multiple files. Thanks!

Wow, that was quick. Thanks!

Great, that will work for me. Thanks for tracking this down.

The only one that I can think of is Path Finder, but I doubt that's the cause. It's interesting that the main Alfred window shows the correct path (i.e. without slash), but I get the slash when I use the copy the function. See the screenshot below.

Exactly what I needed. Thanks, David!

Hi, Does Alfred 2 support searching folder names that are in "Favorites" in Finder or ("Places" in Path Finder; I think they are the same)? Or are there any workflows that allow saving a list of folders that can be called? I can always create a new one myself, but I was hoping there would be something out there already. My search didn't result in any finds. Thanks!

* What you were doing when the issue happened Copying a file path. Select a file (not folder) in finder, press Cmd+option+\, and choose Copy Path to Clipboard. The copied path will contain a slash after the end of the filename (which signifies a directory). e.g. '/Users/thebitguru/Downloads/Alfred/Alfred_2.1_218.zip/' * Whether you were able to replicate it a second time by performing the same action Yes, appends the slash in all cases. * Include any screenshots that might help us Not necessary. * Include the Alfred version & build number you are using v2.1 (218) * Include your OS X version 10.9