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Jono

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  1. Ah! Ah! I knew about adding it to Accessibility, Full Disk Access etc. but didn't know about adding it to Developer Tools šŸ˜ƒ I updated the icon of the workflow, and the script filters for Bookmarks, History etc. but it's still showing your icon. Is the workflow pulling that icon in from somewhere else? How do I change the icon to show for my bookmarks when I use the workflow? šŸ™‚ <edit>Actually scratch that, I can see I can replace them by opening the workflow in Finder. Thanks for this!</edit>
  2. @deanishe Thanks. I looked at this last night but when I try to run it I get this error
  3. Yeah, I'd also like to be able to change those icons for the default Safari icon. I really dislike them, to the point that I don't search for bookmarks in Alfred šŸ™ I was wondering if it's possible to create a separate workflow to search Safari's bookmarks? Just so that we could change the icon to use one of our choosing šŸ™‚
  4. Thanks, that works well. Strangely enough it won't return ~/Library/Preferences for me. I can search for and find ~/Library/Application Support, ~/Library/Containers/ etc. just not that folder. I tried it on a couple of different computers, but it doesn't find that folder. Strange
  5. I often want to open the Preferences and Application Support folders in ~/Library, but Alfred doesn't see them, even if I add ~/Library to Alfred's default search scope. Is there any way to be able to get them to appear in Alfred?
  6. Yea, I'd like to be able to use Avenir and/or Proxima Nova. So +1 from me.
  7. Look inside /Applications/Alfred 2.app/Contents/Frameworks/Alfred Framework.framework/Versions/A/Resources
  8. I've taken a look at https://github.com/Daij-Djan/DDMountainNotifier. It's not as obvious as it used to be. If you look in the '__DIST__' folder unzip MountainNotifier.zip and that is the compiled version that you want
  9. Haha, right Actually, I've just tried it on my 10.9.2 machine and it works fine. I'm on a 10.9.3 beta on this Mac, so it looks like that's the cause of the problem. I'll install the final build of 10.9.3 and hope that it's OK on there.
  10. There are already a few Alfred workflows out there for adding reminders and tasks to Reminders.app. Mine is about quickly adding tasks to different lists by typing the first letter of the name of the list, then the task or reminder. Usage Hereā€™s some examples: Typing ā€˜w finish the report' would add that task to the list named Work. Typing ā€˜r pick up dry cleaning sat at 6:30pm' would add that task to the list named Reminders with an alert set for 6:30pm on Saturday. Typing ā€˜g milk' would add that item to the Groceries list. Because of my OCD the workflow will automatically capitalise the first letter of the task The workflow uses the best parsing engine, Fantastical's, so youā€™ll need to have that app to be able to use this workflow. To show all of your lists type +r in Alfred The workflow shows Notification Centre messages when items are added Holding down the Option key when hitting Return it will open up the item in Fantastical. Otherwise hitting Return (without Option) will add the task without showing Fantastical. Download: Add Reminders Alfred workflow Setup The workflow comes with some pre-named lists: Reminders Home Work Study Groceries In the workflow editor delete ones you donā€™t want or duplicate them to create more. To rename the lists to match yours open the script part of the workflow ā€˜Run NSAppleScriptā€™ on the right hand side and change the name and list colour (for Notification Centre) at the top between the double lines. To change the colour of a list icon shown in Alfred open the keyword part of the workflow (left hand side) and drag the icon from the ā€˜Alfred - Reminders List Iconsā€™ folder into the image well. The workflow uses MountainNotifier for the Notification Centre messages. Once downloaded place it in /usr/bin/ To do this, in Finderā€™s menu bar select Go > Go to Folderā€¦ (or hit Command-Shift-G) and paste in: /usr/bin/ Then place the ā€˜Automationā€™ folder (inside the ā€˜Notification Centreā€™ folder) in your ~/Documents folder. (Ignore this if you donā€™t want to see Notification Centre messages.) The idea for the Reminders list icons was blatantly pinched from LaunchBar 6
  11. Ah, so I was right originally. It is strange Thanks for the links, I'll look into at one of those.
  12. If I try to compile the following code from above in AppleScript Editor it won't compile: tell application "Google Chrome" to return URL of active tab of front window It highlights the 'active tab' part and the error message says: Syntax Error A property can't go after this identifier Here's a script that I used to use that used to work OK for, but now won't compile, giving the same error message: tell application "Google Chrome" to set TransferURL to URL of active tab of first window tell application "Safari" to open location TransferURL tell application "Safari" to activate
  13. I downloaded the standard stable build and still get the same problem
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