Making Alfred Remote contextual, like the new Touch Bar

[Alex]

Hi, I use Alfred Remote on my iPad mini and it's great. However, what would be even better was if it had an understanding of what you are doing on your computer, and could then adjust what was being displayed, in a similar way to the new Touch Bar.

 

For example, when in Chrome it could show me things specific to Chrome, like all of my open tabs. Even better would be that it could know when I'm at gmail.com and then show me things specific to Gmail (like the formatting options, new mail, etc).

 

Now, I'm sure there are limitations on what can be achieved, but even just adding a trigger to Alfred that could adjust the page being displayed in Remote depending on the active window would be a massive step. Then I could setup all my own shortcuts for specific apps and have them displayed when I'm using that app.

 

Thanks

[Gal&Gal]

+1

[riccardo_baci]

@Vero & @Andrew First time Forum user & poster here. Will this ever be possible? To have the remote page change based on currently active App? I'm trying to use Alfred Remote to replace the Touch Bar & the power of Better Touch Tool, when working on my Desktop & not on my MacBook Pro. Thanks.

[dustying]

Keeping this thread alive, would still love for this to happen! ❤️

[Davin]

Would love this option to be a toggle so I could be able to choose how to use it and when. Loupedeck has this option and it is very nice to use but Alfred is so much more flexible and has more grid options for shortcuts that remote could be a must have if this is implemented.