jsltran

Alternatively, not that I don't love Alfred, you might consider using TextExpander: http://macsparky.com/blog/2011/9/21/web-forms-with-textexpander.html

Alfred could do something things like this with AppleScript. As long as it's form fields you are filling or other items that you can reliably tab through to, AppleScript should be able to help some here. Clicking items that don't have a tab index wouldn't be possible though. All this would be done by simulating keypresses and such. So for instance, you click the first field, press a hotkey or something to activate a workflow that runs Applescript to fill in that field, press tab, fill in the next, press tab, etc, etc.

Well, there isn't a built in way to do this but the snippets are stored in a file that could be shared. The only down side of this though would be that, if they have any fo their own setup, it would overwrite those. The file is a sqlite database so, if you know how to tinker with sqlite you could get around that. Otherwise, if it's not a big deal for the user to lose their own snippets, then you could find the snippets.alfdb file where your preferences are located.. Alfred 2.alfredpreferences/clipboard/snippets.alfdb