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Aha, that did it!! Thank you so much. Tricky.

I have a custom web search for the music website Boomkat, and they recently changed their search so that it generates URLs with the spaces not encoded as spaces. So the URL https://boomkat.com/products?q[keywords]=low motion disco works, but the URL https://boomkat.com/products?q[keywords]=low%20motion%20disco does not work. In my opinion, the website is Doing It Wrong, but is there any way around this if the website won't change how it does things? If I click the 'Encode spaces as' box and just hit spacebar and then 'Save,' it changes the space back to the `%20` default. Details: This is always replicable. Alfred version: 5.5 [2257] macOS version: Sonoma 14.5 Screenshots: Here is the custom web search window in Alfred: And the result of typing in, e.g., `bk low motion disco`:

Thank you so much for this update, @dfay, it’s something I use all day. @Chris Messina Re: labeling the hotkeys objects; you can right-click the hotkey object and select 'Edit Note' to add a label underneath the object, like in this screenshot:

I frequently need to calculate aspect ratios and dimensions when resizing images, so I wrote a ratio calculator plugin for Alfred to make the calculation as efficient as possible. It works by reading a simplified ratio equation syntax in the form of a b c d where a, b, c, and d represent the numerators and denominators in an a/b=c/d ratio equation. Any non-number character (like x or n or ? or whatever you like) can be used to represent the missing number. E.g., to get the missing number in the ratio 2/4=?/10, you can type as 2 4 ? 10 and Alfred will return 5, ready to be copied to the clipboard. Installation instructions and source on GitHub Download Ratio Calculator.alfredworkflow