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Tyler Eich

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  1. In many apps, you can copy images and text at once and paste them in the same manner. Like copying a Mail message with an embedded image. Alfred could do the same thing, injecting a binary image at the {clipboard} placeholder in a snippet. One could also save an image as a snippet and give it a name for easy retrieval later. True, it does/they do keep a record of copied images. These solutions may be perfectly suitable for many users. The only thing I haven't found yet is a clipboard manager that follows Alfred's techniques: fast, searchable, mouse-free, and with a snippet-like feature.
  2. Does ClipMenu inject images at placeholders like {clipboard}? I couldn't find that in the interface. Also, ClipMenu isn't Developer signed or Retina-ready.
  3. As far as I know, there is no hotkey for 1Password bookmarks, nor is there an easy way to create a workflow for this purpose. However, you can change the settings so that 1Password bookmarks appear with the default results. That way, you could simply open Alfred and type your desired bookmark, without the '1p' keyword. See here:
  4. If you like the idea of images in the clipboard, could you reply to the existing feature request for images in the clipboard? That way all the comments are consolidated, making it easier for the developers to gauge the demand for this feature
  5. If implemented, this should be optional. In fact, more options regarding what gets synced would be quite nice
  6. When I say "every time I update", I'm referring to updating Dash via the MAS. To replicate the issue, you simply update Dash (either manually or by letting Mavericks' Automatic Updates do it). Other than that, the hotkey is stable and awesome
  7. I've noticed that Dash loses my search hotkey every time I update. This is a minor gripe, but could Dash preserve the hotkey I set by copying it to the workflow it generates? Thanks for an excellent app with stellar Alfred integration
  8. There's no easy way to manually order which keywords appear first. Alfred's knowledge mechanism, however, will put frequently-used keywords and items above others, which, in my mind, makes this a moot point. If you continue using the keywords you've set, Alfred will take care of arranging them for you
  9. Based on previous questions to this effect, I'd say your Run Script action doesn't know what the 'wp' command is. The simplest way to solve this would be to open Terminal and type 'whereis wp'. In your Run Script action, replace every instance of 'wp' with the path you get from 'whereis wp'
  10. I've wanted a better interface for Snippets since Alfred 2's beta releases. Snippets is the only feature of Alfred that I don't use as much as I'd like. For example, I keep frequently-used special characters in my snippets so I can quickly insert them with a keyword. When I use a character that isn't in my database, I want to save it right away. I never actually do, because to open Alfred's preferences, navigate to snippets, and add an entry breaks my workflow. The same is true when I want to save a code snippet. A native interface for snippet manipulation would be a very welcome addition
  11. Thanks for the steps to reproduce! I have confirmed both issues using Alfred 2 v2.2 (243) on Mac OS X 10.9.2 (13C64). Also syncing with Dropbox (all Macs up to date).
  12. Are you running Alfred v2.2 or higher? If so, could you open Alfred Preferences > Workflows > Archives and click the bug icon in the upper right? Run the workflow and see what (if any) errors are thrown
  13. Try this workflow: http://cl.ly/0B3K473u3F2q Let me know if it works!
  14. Does your code read like this?: on alfred_script(q) set q to "query" return q end alfred_script
  15. I'm not sure why the second one works… I do know your AppleScript should read `set q to "query"`. Your second declaration should likewise read `set q to 0`
  16. Usually, this is the result of a script filter failing. Open Alfred Preferences and find the workflow in question; then hit the little bug icon in the upper right. Now run the workflow and see what comes out Note that workflow debugging is only available in Alfred v2.2 and above
  17. To complement Shawn's response, I've quoted the release notes found in the original post: Hope this helps!
  18. It's hard to diagnose what's causing your error without some code. Could you upload the script/workflow that's giving you this issue?
  19. This is not possible with Alfred (not without a hack, at least ). I suggest you voice your support for Workflow Scopes, a previously-suggested feature
  20. Tyler Eich

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    Unfortunately, the blur hack doesn't work on OS X 10.9 (Mavericks) Reference: http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/289-cheeky-little-transparency-blur-hack-in-b78-now-available/?fromsearch=1 (last bullet point)
  21. I goofed. I meant to say "File Filters" instead of "Script Filters". For that, you don't need any programming knowledge; Alfred will do the heavy lifting for you. Good advice nonetheless
  22. Workflows would make this a lot easier. File Filters are specifically designed for this: add the folders to search to the Filter's scope and assign a keyword. You'll get results only from those folders you've specifically added, leaving your main search scope unaltered. For example, I have several File Filters that will only search e.g. ~/Desktop or ~/Downloads. I simply type "desktop {what I'm looking for}" or "dl {what I'm looking for}" and I've got instant, narrower results.
  23. Did you use a special tool to unzip the file? The file may become corrupted if it's not unzipped by Archive Utility (the app that handles zip files by default). To unzip the file with Archive Utility, Control+click on the file and choose Open With > Archive Utility
  24. Actually, you can edit the categories. Click the magnifying glass on the left side of the workflow search bar and choose "Edit Categories": From there, you can add a category:
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