I use the File action shortcut "CMD+OPT+/ ". I believe it's the same.
I wanna use the copied path directly in Terminal, but some of my files have blank space, causing Terminal lose target directory.
So, if is there any option to turn on the 'escape blank space and convert to backslash'?
For folders and files have spaces in it, can Alfred escape those blanks with backslash so I can paste directly in Terminal?
The escape option in Alfred preference does not seem to work for me.
The command (keyword) "fill" you are using in this recording is only to fill in the password to a specific apple ID.
If you want to switch apple ID, you ought to use "switch"......
Hmm, seems it's working again on macOS 10.12.4 Beta (16E144f) and iTunes (12.5.5.5). However the Mac App Store is using ""sign out" instead of "sign out...", so the workflow still need some fix.
I know Alfred can be movable by click and hold at certain area. By "certain area" I mean a very thin and tiny frame indicated below in red, making it very difficult to interact with cursor, and even more mission impossible if using customised themes.
Again, this workflow broke on macOS Sierra public beta with iTunes (12.5) installed.
On the basis of last workaround (#37), you only need to change "set button_number to 7" to "set button_number to 4".
Yep, regarding the window width, the option will be activated when hovering cursor upwards/downwards off the the main window borders, just after the option "vertical window padding". I was once also very confused about this since it is actually off the border...