GamerChase

Looks great, but I'm having trouble downloading this at the link provided.  

 

 

 

Ok, I changed the uploaded file to a .zip file.  That should do it.

It's not just an alteration… It's a whole project onto itself. You'd need to parse the results from the HTML result page while maintaining the links to the corresponding articles, and the selecting one of the results would open up the corresponding new page in your web browser anyway.

In addition, I see a lot of disadvantages:

• You can't narrow down the search by adding terms
• You can't see more than a few results
• You can't perform any action for the search (like generating an RSS stream for the saved search)

…and after all that, you still have to open the web page.

It sounds like a lot of work for close to no gain

 

 

          Corentin

 

Understand, I know almost nothing about how the complicated stuff works. I get that it's guaranteed to be more complicated than I think, but I figured it was worth checking.  

As a nursing student, this could be absolutely incredible with one alteration... the ability to choose search results within Alfred, similar to what's seen in simonbs's search IMDB workflow, so that it takes you directly to the PubMed Health article you desire.  Is this a possibility?

...please please please...   

Based on mcskrzypczak's Tiny theme and Tyler Eich's Native theme, I present my theme named for tiny natives, Pygmy.  

Download it here.  Thanks for the ideas, guys!

Gosh, I am so sorry… Hope it works now. This time I've uploaded theme zipped.

That fixed it.     Very nice, thanks!

No, you are not the only one getting text instead of download. My mistake, fixed. Thanks for noticing!

Not fixed.  

Seem to be a bug, when I choose poster. im unable to close the window and must force quit. 

http://d.pr/i/e1FU

Trying to replicate Simzdk's error, I had the same issue.

Am I the only one not getting a theme file when clicking on the link?  Just getting a link to a page of code...

Dude, that is fuckin' awesome 

This is a really recent feature, added to beta 78. See this blog post for details: http://www.alfredforum.com/index.php?/topic/289-cheeky-little-transparency-blur-hack-in-b78-now-available/

Ah, ok.  Tried it, and I don't care for it.  I think the theme works well enough on its own, since the dark background negates the browser in behind enough (in my opinion).

Kudos to Tyler Eich for creating a theme cool enough for the app developer to use!  

Blurred background filter hack?  In English, please?  

Sorry, but I have no idea what any of that means...  

Is there any way of making it so that I can paste a magnet link into Alfred on my MacBook and have the torrent start downloading on my Mac mini?

This theme is fantastic!  It really is the only theme I've ever seen that I prefer to use over the default Light theme.

I don't quite understand what this is supposed to do. Could you explain, please?

Nice!  I had one that just fed a link into a URL that loaded the website, but this is way better.    Thanks!

You could just upload them to Dropbox and share them from there.

Huh.  Oh well.  

Dude, nice!  Thanks!  I just edited the text that comes up in the notification.

The only thing missing from this, in an ideal world, is a way to make the image on the left of the notification the same as what comes up in the Alfred window when using it.

It works.  Nicely done.  

Maybe it self-destructed because of Rebecca Black? Just kidding. Seriously though, props, if it works. Haven't tried it yet.

Yeah, I know.

I've created a basic workflow to create a bit.ly link, which is then copied to the clipboard.

I wanted to have some way to have a Notification Center popup to indicate the link was created successfully, but I haven't figured that part out yet.

You need to have an account with Bitly, and edit the Run Script section to copy your username and API key into place, where it says USERNAME_HERE and APIKEY_HERE.  You can get your API key here, when logged into Bitly.

Download the workflow here.