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The workflow now works perfectly, also in LibreOffice. Thank you very much.

It's been fun! Now back to my normal life haha.
 
Couple of little minor details fixed and edited, new release at the releases page. Hopefully the thing can stay as is for awhile, but open to bugs/issues/suggestions.

I love your workflow, which now works perfectly in my Dropbox folder. It’s a pleasure to have nearby, just a click away, people as prepared and willing as you to spend their time helping others. Thank you very much Vitor

I love your workflow, which now works perfectly in my Dropbox folder. It’s a pleasure to have nearby, just a click away, people as prepared and willing as you to spend their time helping others. Thank you very much Vitor

It is done. All in order. Many thanks

Then it is not possible to index the internal files of the database and that only metadata files "".dtp2 created by DEVONThink.app can be indexed on which universal actions unfortunately do not work. Many thanks to @vitor and @Stephen_C for their kind answers.

Updated to 2022.1.

Add support for tags.

yes, that's the name of the Workflow.
 
so i build 2 Mac apps (kindaVim and Wooshy) and for the latter more specifically i want to be able to bring any Window foreground. the Wooshy apps allows you to click anywhere through searching on the Dock, the Menu Bar, and the Frontmost Window. but sometimes the Window you want to get is not foreground and you can't bring it foreground with Alfred. so i made this Workflow.
 
i saw there are already 2 workflows out there but 1) one is a tad slow to my taste and grabs tabs which i have no interest about 2) another one is way too slow for me to be usable. so here you go: Wooshy — Window to the Foreground!
 
it's blazing fast. below you can see that you can reach bring stuff front like the Accessibility permission prompt (finally).
 

 
 
currently it's done for my needs, so it lists the Windows that are visible, not the hidden or miniaturized ones. if you use the Workflow and need those let me know. also it should work with any app but at the same time i've been dealing with the macOS AX for the past two years and i know from experience that there's always some surprise. so please report if you find apps with which it doesn't work. was made in a day so no heavy real life testing yet.
 
downloadable on GitHub: https://github.com/godbout/WooshyWindowToTheForeground
 
hope this helps!

It works great, even "optimize". Thank you very much for your wonderful workflow (iMac, M1, MacOS 12.2.1.)

Thank you very much. I've always loved your workflow

I use "Recent items 4.3 Beta 2 for Alfred 4: Finder Recent items" and it works very well

Update (v2.8)
 
Added file action to decrypt PDF files.

Alfred PDF Tools
     
 


Description

Optimize, encrypt and manipulate PDF files using Alfred.

Usage

Alfred PDF Tools can be used by the following file actions:
 
Optimize: Optimize the selected PDF files by entering the intended
resolution of the output file (150 dpi is used if no value is input) and the
document will be improved with increased contrast and straightened text; Deskew: Straighten the selected PDF files with no further appearance changes;  
 
Encrypt: Encrypt the selected PDF files by entering a password; Decrypt: Decrypt the selected PDF files by entering their password or just
↩ if they’re not password protected; Merge: Merge the selected PDF files. Use the ⌘ modifier key if you also
want to move the source files to Trash; Split by Page Count: Split the selected PDF file by page count; Split by File Size: Split the selected PDF file by file size; Slice in Multiple Files: Slice the selected PDF file in multiple files by
entering page numbers and/or page ranges separated by commas (e.g. 2, 5–8, 20-); Slice in a Single File: Slice the selected PDF file in a single file by
entering page numbers and/or page ranges separated by commas (e.g. 2, 5–8, 20-); Crop: Convert two-column pages in single pages; Scale: Scale the selected PDF files to a given paper size.
Contribute

To report a bug or request a feature, please create an issue or submit a
pull request.

Credits

This workflow relies on pypdf library by Martin Thoma, docopt by Vladimir Keleshev and K2pdfopt by willus.
 

thank you, very good