This workflow is officially deprecated if favour of Alfred’s Automation Tasks. You can find the old source on Github.
Run browser bookmarklets from Alfred, without needing to having them installed in the browser itself.
Note that you may need to Allow JavaScript from Apple Events in your Browser.
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For the first step, get this template workflow itself. Though this is not strictly necessary (you can build it yourself) it serves as a starting point with most of the work already done. Proceed to open the workflow in Alfred.
Next, get a browser bookmarklet to convert by copying its link address.
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Run :cleanbookmarkletcode to clean the code in your clipboard. It performs substitutions necessary to avoid problems when pasting the code in the next step.
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Open the Arg and Vars node and paste the code.
Extra
If you’re not new to Alfred, you likely won’t need these steps as you’ll know what to do.
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The template includes both a Keyword and a Hotkey nodes to run the code. You can delete either one by clicking on it and pressing ⌫.
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If you choose to use the workflow via Keyword, do not forget to set it up.
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Lastly, edit the workflow’s details and its icon. For completeness it’s pre-filled with my details. Feel free to edit them.
I just updated the workflow. I updated it at both of the links in my original post, so just re-download it from wherever you did the first time if you were having trouble.
@raguay.customct, I think the update may solve your problem.
Hey @rspike12, that's strange as it is indeed supposed to show all macros by simply typing in 'km'. It does on my system, and now that I just fixed a compatibility issue I don't think it's that either. Maybe an alfred specific setting? If you open up the script filter window make sure that 'with space' is checked after the keyword box and then the dropdown is set to 'argument optional'.
