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Not sure why anyone would actually use that theme, but I had fun getting inspired by Windows' BSOD

I made two themes based on my email client, Superhuman. Since Superhuman uses Operator Mono Book as its typeface, I decided to use the open source Fira Code font to achieve a similar look. Get the themes here Here are two previews:

Hello everyone, Here is a full collection of themes to embrace macOS Mojave's new Dark and Light themes and their respective accent colors! Each one hase been carefully designed with a pinch of the accent color's hue in each element. I've chosen to respect the low contrast Yellow Accent color shipped by Apple in macOS, despite not being fond of it. It comes in Blue, Purple, Pink, Red, Orange, Yellow, Green & Gray, each with a Dark and Light variant. You can have the color you want, as long as it's not black! There is now a workflow made for this themes collection, which allows you to switch easily between Dark & Light mode, and select your Alfred theme's accent color. Here is a quick demo: TL;DR: How to Install ? You can find all the previews in High Res and link to each theme on Alfred's website on my repo: https://github.com/AlexMartinFR/mojave-alfred-accented-themes Enjoy

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It would be great if I could set two themes: one for normal mode, and one for dark mode. I have f.lux that changes mode at sunset, so the best would be if in Alfred's prefs I could set a theme for both settings, so that switching is automatic, it doesn't have to fiddle with a scripts.

Material Design Theme For Material Design lovers Note: I have not tested it yet on Alfred 2 Download All Themes https://goo.gl/3g9uef Download Single Theme Click the download link below the theme name Save as the file (keep the extension to be .alfredappeareance) Light Themes Material Tosca Download https://goo.gl/Zfq1oy Material Purple Download https://goo.gl/Keffj2 Material Green Download https://goo.gl/x46hAh Material Blue Grey Download https://goo.gl/7hJEuA Material Brown Download https://goo.gl/UJT1TG Material Red Download https://goo.gl/BzS657 Material Blue Download https://goo.gl/rbrnZ5 Material Yellow Download https://goo.gl/NgvVna Material Pink Download https://goo.gl/CKB8M1 Dark Themes Material Tosca Dark Download https://goo.gl/rjY8NF Material Blue Dark Download https://goo.gl/ZepPZ9 Material Blue Grey Dark Download https://goo.gl/sjeNPD Material Red Dark Download https://goo.gl/mjHefJ Hope you like it!

hi all, i was wandering if it is possible to change dafault actions icons. not that i hate them, but it would more beautiful without them or with different ones for me i was looking inside the alfred app if they are somewhere, but i didn't find anything i also know i can do my workflows with custom icons, but i don't know how to replicate the default ones it would be awesome if there is some way to simply remove them or block them or something.. thanks

DOWNLOAD: Yosemite GUI Mode Toggle Workflow With either a shortcut or hotkey you can toggle between normal and dark mode in Yosemite AND thanks to the recent Alfred update, the Alfred Theme! To make the workflow universal this switches between the Yosemite themes included with Alfred 2. To change to your own "Normal" and "Dark" Alfred themes, be sure to modify the script lines accordingly: For Normal Mode change the name: tell application "Alfred 2" to set theme "OS X Yosemite" For Dark Mode change the name: tell application "Alfred 2" to set theme "OS X Yosemite Dark"

Alfred - Terminal and iTerm2 Control Workflow Works with Alfred 3 Quick Start: Download Here (Alfred 2 users, the last compatible version was Terminal Control 2.2, still available here) An Alfred workflow for controlling aspects of Apple's Terminal Utility and iTerm2. Designed specifically for developers and admins who spend a lot of time in terminals at the command line. Particularly useful for those who manage multiple tabs and use varied Profiles (color themes) for Terminal/iTerm2 windows. New Terminals The keyword trigger term (or iterm) will bring up a list of Profiles (themes/skins) based on Terminal preferences. Continue typing to select one. Modifier keys: Shift: launch this Profile in a new tab Command: change the active Terminal tab to this Profile Merge and Split Terminal only: Keyword trigger term move will separate the current tab into its own window. Terminal only: Keyword trigger term merge will merge all open Terminal windows into one tabbed set. iTerm Only: Keyword trigger *iterm arrange* will call iTerm's "arrange all windows horizontally" window helper. Terminal to a Directory Keyword trigger term dir (or iterm dir), followed by a directory search phrase will launch the default Terminal profile, and automatically change to the selected directory. Why Do I Want This? I spend a lot of time connected to various processes, machines, networks, running screen/tmux sessions, etc. From my personal experience (read: typing the wrong command into an ssh session of a production machine and taking down large consumer web properties in the process), I've built a habit of always color-coding my terminal windows. White on black for local OSX terminal. Green on black for local virtual machines, green background for testing networks, and RED background for production machines (a constant reminder to be careful what I type). This alfred workflow allows me to launch terminal themes, and also change a terminal tab quickly to a new theme if I repurpose it for a new task. Install Notes Download the compiled workflow directly, or visit the repository for the full source code This is my very first workflow, so I'd appreciated feedback on the installation process. In theory, I've bundled all the necessary ruby gems in the workflow package proper, so it should be a simple double-click install. If you do need to install manually, please let me know. Hints are in the developer notes. You will need to allow accessibility support for Alfred. This should be prompted automatically. But since Mavericks, this happens in a new place, in the security and privacy system preferences area. Enable it as shown here if you get stuck: Thanks to Bryan McKelvey for the simple Alfredo Ruby Gem Thanks to phyllisstein for Alleyoop Thanks to Quentin Stafford-Fraser for inspiration and approach in his dedicated iTerm2 Profiles workflow Release Notes v1.0 (May 6, 2013) - Initial release v1.1 (May 10, 2013) - Support for Alleyoop workflow updater v2.0 (May 12, 2013) - Added control for popular alternative iTerm2 terminal emulator v2.1 (Nov 7, 2013) - Included bundled gems for ruby 2.0.0 for Mavericks OS X 10.9 Support v2.2 (Nov 21, 2014) - Improved UI scripting dialog to conform with 10.9+ privacy behaviors v2.3 (Jun 23, 2016) - Support for iTerm2 version 3.0.0+ to accommodate their new AppleScript dictionaries, dropped support for Alfred 2.x v2.4 (Oct 15, 2017) - Included bundled gems for ruby 2.3.0 for macOS High Sierra 10.13 Support v2.5 (Sep 29, 2018) - Support for macOS Mojave 10.14 Feedback Wanted: I'd love to hear feedback. Are you using this workflow? How? What improvements would you like?

Hi, I'm new here and I purchased Alfred a couple for days ago. I have a quick question as i wasn't able to find an answer that works or something recent. How do i change the font size? I already changed and customised my theme (as i want Alfred to look as close as possible to the original spotlight) but i found the font size a bit too big for my liking and i'd like to change their size so that they are a bit smaller. I don't mind changing config files manually if pointed in the right direction Thanks

Install the minimal Alfred theme and Github repo with options setup.

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Just wanted a really clean, minimal black theme with no branding, easy to see, and very functional. Hope someone finds it useful. Link

Hi! I want to share a theme I made, it's not particularly original, but it better suits my taste Spacious Spacious Dark

this is another from my default collection: illuminate version 2 https://www.alfredapp.com/extras/theme/YFMqRvyhWH/

Big update, cleaning out all the old stuff! Lots of wonderful minimal themes on here, but I think this is the minimalist. Minimalist details: We only show the path for the selected item (which is basically how you read these details anyway) That also makes it easy to see which item is selected so we don't need a highlight! Keyboard shortcuts for matches (e.g. "⌘4") are harder to use than just up/down+enter, so I hid those Uses the light weight of the system font (San Francisco) for that native, readable feel Looks best with a medium amount of blur Available in a wide array of colors Downloads listed below, preview images beneath (I'm not sure how to show images inline any more…): Almost white: http://cozy.es/PRYr Almost black: http://cozy.es/eBRP Almost alizarin: http://cozy.es/WjeE Almost asbestos: http://cozy.es/4Jul Almost carrot: http://cozy.es/NyKn Almost clouds: http://cozy.es/QyXj Almost emerald: http://cozy.es/AxKm Almost midnight: http://cozy.es/qnEA Credit to flatuicolors.com for the colors. Best with these appearance settings. Enjoy, and let me know how these work for you. Thanks!

Hey there! Long time user, first time reporter. I got a new laptop recently and updated my theme to match. I noticed that for whatever reason, when typing into this theme, there was some input lag. That's weird, since I've never experienced that with any other theme. Just to verify, I swapped back to some defaults and other themes I made. Nothing else exhibited the same behavior. The theme is here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/5t1bvxv5glcn1ph/laggy_theme.alfredappearance?dl=0 I've attached my system specs (there's an AMD graphics card not shown). I'm using Alfred v3.4 [850], the most recent one. I realize this isn't the most helpful bug report to reproduce, so i'm happy to supply any other information you need. Thanks a bunch!

Just created this very clean and minimal theme. It fits real good on a 27" iMac. Hope you like it! Download: https://www.dropbox.com/s/d11abn7r64vmsce/Minimal.alfredappearance?dl=0 Alfredd Site: https://www.alfredapp.com/extras/theme/3xy8nWA9UA/

The theme I started using after switching to version 3. Três Mil

Greetings Alfredians, Can an Alfred theme support the display of the presented found items with their "Finder color" or and an indicator of their color? if yes, Would anyone know of an existing Alfred theme that displaying supports Finder label /colors? or Could someone share with me know how to implement this feature in a new or existing theme? Thanking you in advance for your time and assistance. Cheers, /sp

Hey! A long time ago I made a theme for an Alfred contest and I called it Elegant you can see the first version here: After a few years I continued using this theme with modifications and now I'd like to share it with you all. The Elegant v5 - 2017 theme. Elegant Light v5 Elegant Dark v5 You can download them here: Download Light Theme Download Dark Theme Hope you like them!

I've written a command-line script that will automatically change your Alfred theme at sunrise and sunset. It's kind of a companion to F.lux and its option to turn on Yosemite's dark theme when it gets dark. It requires the pytz and astral Python libraries. Save the script somewhere and run it in Terminal: python toggle_alfred_theme.py --dark 'My dark theme' --light 'My light theme' The script will change the current theme depending on the time of day and then schedule itself to be called every sunrise and sunset (or when the computer boots/wakes) to change Alfred's theme.

Based on the Terminal theme, I created this larger version. Most themes have a very small subtext font size, but I find it useful. Download: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/31186/Alfred/Terminal%20Large.alfredappearance Have fun!

Hello everyone, here is a Alfred v3 Theme that has been inspired by the Dracula theme To download: https://www.alfredapp.com/extras/theme/b6VB3Or9FD/ Here is a Preview: Hope you like it

An Alfred v3 theme inspired by Material Design. To download: https://github.com/zhongwei-z/Alfred-Material-Theme/raw/master/Material.alfredappearance Hope you enjoy!