zoran Posted March 15, 2013 Posted March 15, 2013 It would be great if Alred would provide a simple "Sync prefs to Dropbox" checkbox, without having to select a folder. Make the default be ~/Dropbox/Alfred.preferences for example. With current state of things, the first thing I did of course is pick a fancy folder where I thought it made total sense to store these prefs. Then couldn't remember which path made so much sense that other day... had to run a find ~/Dropbox -name \*Alfred\* I think a simple "Sync prefs to Dropbox" checkbox would be actually best! With an "Advanced syncing" option for those who really want to pick something fancy (and regret it later) Plus, with a simple default like that, you could easily find that file and automatically pick it up on new machines... no need to browse to anywhere. I would love it if I upgraded Alfred on my other box, and boom it has my synced settings without me even doing anything (the whole point of syncing)
jdfwarrior Posted March 15, 2013 Posted March 15, 2013 It would be great if Alred would provide a simple "Sync prefs to Dropbox" checkbox, without having to select a folder. Make the default be ~/Dropbox/Alfred.preferences for example. With current state of things, the first thing I did of course is pick a fancy folder where I thought it made total sense to store these prefs. Then couldn't remember which path made so much sense that other day... had to run a find ~/Dropbox -name \*Alfred\* I think a simple "Sync prefs to Dropbox" checkbox would be actually best! With an "Advanced syncing" option for those who really want to pick something fancy (and regret it later) Plus, with a simple default like that, you could easily find that file and automatically pick it up on new machines... no need to browse to anywhere. I would love it if I upgraded Alfred on my other box, and boom it has my synced settings without me even doing anything (the whole point of syncing) It was left as a picker to allow syncing to occur with any of the syncing apps (Dropbox, google drive, cubby, etc). Yes, a single click for Dropbox is nice in theory but removes the ability for finer customization. Others want Alfred stuff in specific folders and don't want Alfred to just pick a folder
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