emattias

Can you sign up for the beta or is there a mailing list or other way to get notified when the beta is released?

I'm not suggesting that the fallback search will be triggered immediately when starting to type in alfred. My thinking was that when alfred has decided that it can't find a match and it decides to show the fallback search list it will then (if configured to) run the fallback search (in my case google). I've tried the Examples->Google Suggest workflow but it not the same as my second workflow link(http://www.alfredfor...sults-workflow/). Instead of showing suggested search terms it shows the actual search results inline in alfred, so you can directly from alfred go to the result.

If I understand you correctly you can't currently make alfred fallback to actually triggering one workflow with inline results without selecting it from a list with one item. Couldn't you make it so that if there is only one fallback it can be auto selected? My goal was to make alfred behave as similar to the chrome adressbar as possible. It would be even cooler if it mixed my chrome history into the results also, but that seams much more complicated. Unless perhaps chrome offers an api to get the same results as the chrome adressbar..? Is there a bug tracker where I can add a feature request? Btw, I think I rather have inline results than suggestions. So I guess having this workflow as the fallback: http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/940-google-search-in-line-results-workflow/

Really useful! I wish you could make this be the fallback search.

I only ever use google to search from alfred. Is it possible for alfred to start giving me google suggest as the fallback search instead of offering me to search google, amazon or wikipedia?

I use chromes search engine keywords in the same way as alfreds keywords. In chrome you can enter the keyword and either press space(like in Alfred) or tab to enable the keyword. It would be useful if alfred worked the same way.

When using the built in open or find keywords it doesn't match on files that begin with a dot (eg. .gitconfig). Or files that doesn't have an extension (eg. hosts). Is there a way to include them or build a workflow to replace the built in keywords that includes these files in the search? I discovered that I can enter ~ and then browse to the files. But that is only if they are in the home folder, which /etc/hosts for example isn't