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2020 updated. I've created this very clean and minimal theme. It fits real good on a 27" iMac. Hope you like it! Download: https://www.dropbox.com/preview/Aplicaciones/Alfredd/Minimal.alfredappearance?role=personal Alfredd Site: https://www.alfredapp.com/extras/theme/GFEtQT5IKe/
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Hey I made another minimalistic theme, as none fit my wishes really well! JUST ANOTHER MINIMALISTIC THEME BIG ALFRED 3 UPDATE Minimalistic 3 Minimalistic 3 Dark Mode Minimalistic Light 3 Minimalistic Dark 3 Download Minimalistic 3 http://cl.ly/2f102X0w1E1R Minimalistic 3 Dark Mode http://cl.ly/2q2v1O0k2m3E Minimalistic Light 3 https://cl.ly/0l3s3D3S0n2k Minimalistic Dark 3 http://cl.ly/1Z002A0V0c2e Thanks for the more than 10000 downloads! EDIT: Changed the color of the numbers for better readability for Minimalistic Light 3- 45 replies
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DigitalAttitude - minimal HUD a dark and minimal HUD style Alfred v2 Theme This simple theme is using only shades of black and white color for all background and text elements (20% - 85% opacity) and minimal border radius. The text is rendered using Helvetica, and the theme is available in two versions, one with a border (25% opacity) and one without (more margin, more minimlizm). Note: Try adding the blur hack, might look nice too! (the blur hack was not used/available while taking the screenshots) Border-Version V2.1 Download: http://bit.ly/1161pbj Non-Border-Version V2.2 Download: http://bit.ly/1162i3K I hope you like this theme as much as I do, Cheers, Dan
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Hey Alfred team & community, It's great that Alfred 2 offers more font choices. I wish, however, that rather than Helvetica, the app defaulted to Helvetica Neue. With iOS 4, Apple switched iOS's UI font from plain old Helvetica to Helvetica Neue, and it's begun to make its way onto the Mac in Lion & Mountain Lion. It'd be great for consistency, and as a bonus I think many people feel that Neue is the smoother & better looking of the two. I know it sounds like a nitpick — but in an app like Alfred, where the entire UI is a typography exercise, this stuff really makes a difference.
