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this solves it, thanks.

sure I tested the script outside Alfred and it perfumed well. If you've got the time, you can test it yourself - save http://sprunge.us/fKCc to `~/log` - install my workflow: https://cloudup.com/cwu5Q2bcrFw then try to look for some names e.g. "have bart" then try to look for a name that doesn't exist and see how much time it takes e.g. "have reta" if you wanna test that script outside alfred, save http://sprunge.us/dKLH, run it e.g. $ bash script bart

I just upgraded to Alfred 3, and I noticed that one of my old workflows works very slowly, it used to work just fine with Alfred 2 this workflow is just a bash script that takes a `{query}` and do a grep on a large log and display the output, I wrote it ~3 years ago and it is poorly written, I probably can re-write it and make it fast, but I'm hoping that it'll help you guys catch a bug with Alfred 3. # # name={query} # will cat my log then i'll grep the $name; # case insensitive with '-i' then i'll pass it to awk and print the title; # then i'll pass to 'tr' to delete spaces "strip", then pass it again to 'tr'; # to replace new lines with spaces and save all that in var called result result=`cat ~/log | grep -i $name | awk -F'|' '{print $7}' | tr -d ' ' | tr '\n' ' '` # this variable will hold a long xml string that will be returned; # I started with the end of it, because I'll reverse it in the end of the script; # the reason I'm reversing it, to get the latest titles first; xml=' </items> ' # this loop go through every title in result and attach the proper xml tags to the var xml for line in $result; do xml=$xml" </item> <icon>icon.png</icon> <subtitle>$line</subtitle> <title>$line</title> <item uid=\"\" arg=\"none\" valid=\"no\" autocomplete=\"\"> " done # this is the head of xml xml=$xml' <items> <?xml version="1.0"?> ' # this line here will flip the whole xml string. xml=`echo "$xml" | sed '1!G;h;$!d'` # print it in alfred window. cat << EOB $xml EOB the `~/log` file contains lines like: |28-08-2016| |16:34 | |276766658 | BillyBoy |28-08-2016| |17:13 | |69352274 | Goat |29-08-2016| |13:52 | |868973148 | Foobar |30-08-2016| |04:49 | |72410542 | HeyThere |30-08-2016| |04:55 | |169608384 | TheFirst

my problem is that I need to right click on some links and copy them, I can't CMD+CC on the link to merge them, and right clicking and copying twice won't trigger the merge behaviour. is there a way that I can merge those URLs ? or maybe after copying a bunch of them I can merge my whole current Clipboard history and paste it at once ?