Alfred 5 is an award-winning app for macOS which boosts your efficiency with hotkeys, keywords, text expansion and more. Search your Mac and the web, and be more productive with custom actions to control your Mac. Alfred 5 brings a wealth of exciting features for both new and advanced users.

New Workflow Editor

• The Workflow Editor has been rewritten from the ground up to be higher performance, more efficient, user-friendly and accessible. We’ve added keyboard shortcuts, new mouse interactions, a customisable and searchable palette, and VoiceOver accessibility of Workflow contents and editing.
• Workflows can now be created using keyboard shortcuts, including searching for and inserting workflow objects into the canvas. We’ve also added a new ⌥click paradigm which allows you to quickly connect, multi-connect or chain-connect workflow objects.

• The new Workflow Palette gives you an easy way to navigate, discover and use the broad range of workflow objects available. Simply drag an object from the Palette into the canvas, or hold ⌥ and drag to automatically connect to the currently selected objects.
• Add your most-used objects to the Palette Favourites list for quick access, or search and filter the Palette instantly with the / shortcut. Use ↩︎ to add the searched item to the canvas, or ⌥↩︎ to insert and automatically connect.
• Configure the Palette to be full, compact, or hidden to suit your workspace. Even when hidden, the Palette Search will be dynamically available when needed.

• Prefabs enable you to save pre-configured objects, or groups of connected objects, into the Palette. You can then reuse these throughout your workflows just like any other workflow object, saving you time and effort.

• Workflow creators can now add simple user-facing preferences to workflows, making them easier for users to install and set up. The Workflow readme supports a subset of Markdown, so you can style your workflow introduction and help.
• Use easy text fields, checkboxes, selection lists, file pickers and more to allow users to configure a workflow without having to navigate into individual objects or scripts!
• Configuration items can have default values, or can be marked as required, ensuring the user has configured the workflow before it can be used. User values are automatically migrated on updating a workflow.

This is the start of something amazing…

• Alfred’s Automation Task object adds an ever-growing collection of configurable actions you can add to your workflows as building blocks, without having to think about the code behind it; From resizing images and moving files to getting the current Safari tab or switching to Dark Mode.
• The Automation Task collection is aimed at both non-developers, and advanced workflow creators alike. We develop, maintain and enhance the repository of underlying actions, you simply add them to your workflow.

• It’s now possible run macOS Shortcuts as part of your Workflows.

• This is part of our ongoing commitment to make Alfred more accessible and better suited for use with the VoiceOver and Accessibility macOS features.
• In addition to the Palette Search and Workflow User Configuration, both of which were conceived with Accessibility in mind, Workflows can now be edited and navigated using the keyboard.
• Use ⌘arrows to move between objects on the canvas, or ⌘⌥left or ⌘⌥right to navigate forward and back through connected objects. Navigate to sibling objects using ⌘⌥up or ⌘⌥down.
• With VoiceOver enabled, Alfred will be reading the object and connection details as you navigate.

Alfred’s Ubiquitous search has received more improvements, making it easy to get to a specific preference keyword or snippet directly, and even create a new workflow directly from Alfred’s main bar.

And so much more…

Boost your everyday productivity in every way with many more new features and improvements

• We’ve added Interactive Getting Started guides to introduce new users to the Workflow Editor and walk them through creating their first workflows
• Redesigned icons to make workflow objects even easier to recognise
• Many new objects to allow you to write even more code-free workflows, including Conditional objects, a Speech output and a Running Apps filter
• The Workflow list can now be resized to more easily see long workflow names
• Workflow connections can now be disabled in a workflow, preventing Alfred from following that stream when running the workflow
• Improved Workflow object snapping and sizing
• Contextual help in more places throughout the workflow editor
• The Workflow Debugger can be opened and run regardless of a workflow being opened
• Added Workflow Object alignment options to horizontally or vertically align the selected objects, centred, or references around clicked object
• Improved workflow connection click detection, including improved hit zones for alt-connection hints
• Improved colours for hotkey highlighting when sharing combo with other workflows, including disabled ones
  Workflow object notes can now be edited by double clicking them
• Swift and Python 3 have been added to the available script selections (may trigger Apple Developer CLI Tools automatic install)
• External Trigger objects can now optionally be run from the alfred: URL scheme
• Snippet Triggers can now optionally be shown in the Clipboard / Snippets viewerThe Script Filter object has a new `skipknowledge` boolean field in the JSON, preventing Alfred from sorting your outputted results when using UIDs for reselection
• New word matching framework for higher performance, and more intelligent boundary matching when using e.g. Script and List filters
• The {query} placeholder can now have modifiers performed on it e.g. {query.trim.lowercase}
• Added {const:} access to Alfred workflow constants, previously only available to the Scripting environment
• Alfred now defaults to using the Dark / Light Modern themes to better match macOS
• Improved URL handling throughout Alfred
• Improved text view undo algorithm to break coalescing on non-alphanumeric breaks instead of timing
• Add custom Alfred accent colour to Preferences UI, for improved experience on Big Sur+
• Improved icon rendering across the board
• Larger hit zones for buttons at the bottom of the Workflows, Themes and Remote Pages lists
• Improved macOS Colour palette behaviour in theme editor when changing colour options
• New option to allow resetting of colour, size and font in rich text snippets
• Separate icons for Snippets and Snippet Collections for UI clarity
• Enable drag and drop of snippets between collections in the preferences
• Reveal in Finder Universal Action now works with multiple file selections

Version 5.1.1:

• Improve VoiceOver in default results for files with differing filename and Display Name
• Tweak Preferences Snippet table sizing to prevent ... truncation in header
• Tweak Alfred Preferences update message when unable to connect to CDN to download update
• Tweak help subtext in Workflow File Filter and File Action Trigger configuration
• Tweak Checkbox label description for clarity in Workflow Configuration Builder
• Add 'Resolve Dependencies' and 'Automation Task Options' to the ? keyword internal search
• Update Amazon search url to latest format, and include Sweden in localised domains

macOS 10.14 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Alfred Powerpack 5.1.1 (2137)
Size: 10.9 MB
Links: HOMEPAGE – NFO – Torrent Search

Download: FiKPER – UPLOADGiG – NiTROFLARE – RAPiDGATOR

Alfred 5 is an award-winning app for macOS which boosts your efficiency with hotkeys, keywords, text expansion and more. Search your Mac and the web, and be more productive with custom actions to control your Mac. Alfred 5 brings a wealth of exciting features for both new and advanced users.

New Workflow Editor

• The Workflow Editor has been rewritten from the ground up to be higher performance, more efficient, user-friendly and accessible. We’ve added keyboard shortcuts, new mouse interactions, a customisable and searchable palette, and VoiceOver accessibility of Workflow contents and editing.
• Workflows can now be created using keyboard shortcuts, including searching for and inserting workflow objects into the canvas. We’ve also added a new ⌥click paradigm which allows you to quickly connect, multi-connect or chain-connect workflow objects.

• The new Workflow Palette gives you an easy way to navigate, discover and use the broad range of workflow objects available. Simply drag an object from the Palette into the canvas, or hold ⌥ and drag to automatically connect to the currently selected objects.
• Add your most-used objects to the Palette Favourites list for quick access, or search and filter the Palette instantly with the / shortcut. Use ↩︎ to add the searched item to the canvas, or ⌥↩︎ to insert and automatically connect.
• Configure the Palette to be full, compact, or hidden to suit your workspace. Even when hidden, the Palette Search will be dynamically available when needed.

• Prefabs enable you to save pre-configured objects, or groups of connected objects, into the Palette. You can then reuse these throughout your workflows just like any other workflow object, saving you time and effort.

• Workflow creators can now add simple user-facing preferences to workflows, making them easier for users to install and set up. The Workflow readme supports a subset of Markdown, so you can style your workflow introduction and help.
• Use easy text fields, checkboxes, selection lists, file pickers and more to allow users to configure a workflow without having to navigate into individual objects or scripts!
• Configuration items can have default values, or can be marked as required, ensuring the user has configured the workflow before it can be used. User values are automatically migrated on updating a workflow.

This is the start of something amazing…

• Alfred’s Automation Task object adds an ever-growing collection of configurable actions you can add to your workflows as building blocks, without having to think about the code behind it; From resizing images and moving files to getting the current Safari tab or switching to Dark Mode.
• The Automation Task collection is aimed at both non-developers, and advanced workflow creators alike. We develop, maintain and enhance the repository of underlying actions, you simply add them to your workflow.

• It’s now possible run macOS Shortcuts as part of your Workflows.

• This is part of our ongoing commitment to make Alfred more accessible and better suited for use with the VoiceOver and Accessibility macOS features.
• In addition to the Palette Search and Workflow User Configuration, both of which were conceived with Accessibility in mind, Workflows can now be edited and navigated using the keyboard.
• Use ⌘arrows to move between objects on the canvas, or ⌘⌥left or ⌘⌥right to navigate forward and back through connected objects. Navigate to sibling objects using ⌘⌥up or ⌘⌥down.
• With VoiceOver enabled, Alfred will be reading the object and connection details as you navigate.

Alfred’s Ubiquitous search has received more improvements, making it easy to get to a specific preference keyword or snippet directly, and even create a new workflow directly from Alfred’s main bar.

And so much more…

Boost your everyday productivity in every way with many more new features and improvements

• We’ve added Interactive Getting Started guides to introduce new users to the Workflow Editor and walk them through creating their first workflows
• Redesigned icons to make workflow objects even easier to recognise
• Many new objects to allow you to write even more code-free workflows, including Conditional objects, a Speech output and a Running Apps filter
• The Workflow list can now be resized to more easily see long workflow names
• Workflow connections can now be disabled in a workflow, preventing Alfred from following that stream when running the workflow
• Improved Workflow object snapping and sizing
• Contextual help in more places throughout the workflow editor
• The Workflow Debugger can be opened and run regardless of a workflow being opened
• Added Workflow Object alignment options to horizontally or vertically align the selected objects, centred, or references around clicked object
• Improved workflow connection click detection, including improved hit zones for alt-connection hints
• Improved colours for hotkey highlighting when sharing combo with other workflows, including disabled ones
  Workflow object notes can now be edited by double clicking them
• Swift and Python 3 have been added to the available script selections (may trigger Apple Developer CLI Tools automatic install)
• External Trigger objects can now optionally be run from the alfred: URL scheme
• Snippet Triggers can now optionally be shown in the Clipboard / Snippets viewerThe Script Filter object has a new `skipknowledge` boolean field in the JSON, preventing Alfred from sorting your outputted results when using UIDs for reselection
• New word matching framework for higher performance, and more intelligent boundary matching when using e.g. Script and List filters
• The {query} placeholder can now have modifiers performed on it e.g. {query.trim.lowercase}
• Added {const:} access to Alfred workflow constants, previously only available to the Scripting environment
• Alfred now defaults to using the Dark / Light Modern themes to better match macOS
• Improved URL handling throughout Alfred
• Improved text view undo algorithm to break coalescing on non-alphanumeric breaks instead of timing
• Add custom Alfred accent colour to Preferences UI, for improved experience on Big Sur+
• Improved icon rendering across the board
• Larger hit zones for buttons at the bottom of the Workflows, Themes and Remote Pages lists
• Improved macOS Colour palette behaviour in theme editor when changing colour options
• New option to allow resetting of colour, size and font in rich text snippets
• Separate icons for Snippets and Snippet Collections for UI clarity
• Enable drag and drop of snippets between collections in the preferences
• Reveal in Finder Universal Action now works with multiple file selections

Version 5.1:
Workflows

• Automation Tasks
  
  
  • New Options sheet to configure and update tasks, available from Workflows > Alfred Gallery > Automation Task Options...
  • Improvements to the Automation Task updater framework, including option to automatically keep tasks up to date
  • Automation Tasks can now be added to the Workflow Palette
    
    
    • Enable in the Automation Task Options sheet
    • Once in the Palette, they can be searched and added to the workflow like native objects
  • Framework has been updated to better support internal overridable query input, giving more native experience
• Alfred Gallery Improvements
  
  
  • Updated Workflow Gallery icon hints in workflow list for clarity
  • When checking for Gallery Workflow updates, Alfred will now alter the workflow list filter to ensure workflows needing updates are visible
  • Added new option to sort workflow list by Gallery Updated which sorts by Gallery Updates > Gallery Workflows > Alphabetical
  • Avoid crash in Alfred Preferences' Gallery updater when cancelling the update during the initialisation
• Added new Expression Utility workflow object
  
  
  • Allows for easy variable and query expressions such as incrementing variables
• Updated Random Utility workflow object
  
  
  • Add new option to get random word from a newline separated string
• Updated Reveal File in Finder Action workflow object
  
  
  • Now correctly processes multiple passed-in paths, revealing all paths in Finder instead of only first path
• Accessibility Improvements
  
  
  • Overhauled VoiceOver of workflow object configuration sheets: List Filter, File Filter, Script Filter, Dictionary Filter, Running Apps Filter
  • Add + and - Buttons to the Hotkey Trigger Related Apps tab for improved Accessibility
• Improve Alfred Ubiquitous Search (? keyword) to include Workflow Configuration fields (by name or value), and environment variables
  
  
  • Search will also now match variable names used in input object keyword fields
  • Multiple keywords will also be matched if using the || modifier
• Updated Workflow Editor notification system, now made generic to allow for more than simple Alfred Gallery update notifications
  
  
  • Now shows Automation Tasks update available
  • Click to remove a visible notification
• Rename "User Configuration" to "Configuration Builder" in the workflow backend config, to better explain its purpose
• Strip irrelevant newlines from text fields in Workflow naming and export sheets when saving
• Remove automatic lowercasing of keywords fields in input objects on saving, allowing for case-sensitive variable names
• Tweak wording in Workflow Dependencies Management for clarity
• Fix incorrect component resizing when selecting "Reset to Defaults" in workflow configuration
• Tweak Script Filter config UI layout to better vertical align components
• System Command workflow object Eject All action updated to use Alfred's new eject framework
• Added option to reload workflow on popup in preferences workflow list, useful for when e.g. a symlinked workflow isn't automatically reloading on external edit
• Added new Alfred AppleScript command to reveal a Workflow via UID or Bundle Id, and optionally show the Workflow's User Configuration
• The Script Filter JSON action property now correctly overrides arg when adding a result to the buffer
• Update built-in Script Filter getting started workflow with improved descriptions and notes
• The Script Filter keyword is now set as environment alfred_workflow_keyword on running a script to complement || multiple keywords
• The Workflow Editor now writes a sorted history of selected workflow UIDs to history.json in Alfred's application support folder, ordered latest selected workflow first
• Prefabs with a single item now correctly open the workflow configuration when the option to "Show Configuration Sheet for Newly Added Objects" is selected

• Added the ability to QuickLook Alfred's Clipboard History
  
  
  • Select the item in the history and tap ⇧ or press ⌘Y
  • Works with text, images and single files
• Added new option to convert image data to PNG on pasting
  
  
  • Will result in smaller data output, but may result in loss of colour accuracy or compatibility
• Added ⌘O to directly open Files and URLs from the Clipboard History list
• The snippet's keyword is now shown in the default results when using the snip keyword
  
  
  • This can be disabled in Alfred's Snippet preferences
• Show correct default Snippet Collection icon when searching with ? keyword
• Update clipboard image import to use NSPasteboardTypeTIFF (public.tiff) in place of deprecated NSTIFFPboardType (NeXT TIFF v4.0 pasteboard type)

• Clarify the Powerpack activation UI, adding spacing and a title label
• Update Apple Maps search icon to match current version
• Update the 1Password feature preferences to link to the Alfred Gallery 1Password workflow
• Tweak Feature icons to fix shadow position on Ventura
• Tweak file application cache to be more accommodating of alternative unicode spaces
• Change Alfred Preferences title bar error messages colour to system red to make it easier to see in dark mode
• Update build environment and targets
  
  
  • Significant code review and refinements, removing deprecated code, adding future-proofing
• Update mechanisms used for discovering ejectable volumes
  
  
  • Ejectable volumes are now discovered off of the main thread to avoid potential UI pauses
  • Eject and Eject All commands now have a placeholder result when loading mounted drives, or if no mounts exist to eject
• Removed deprecated Alfred 2 theme importing
• Migrate URL discovery and testing methods in Custom Web Search feature to update framework
• Markdown rendering improvements
  
  
  • Fix horizontal rule rendering in markdown when using macOS Ventura
  • Fix incorrect interpretation of URLs within brackets
  • Update URLs to use URL string when title is empty
• Fix 'bing' title to 'Bing' in default web searches, and updated to the latest Bing logo
• Update ebay default web search icon
• Rewrite keyword matching framework for higher performance and new features
  
  
  • Multiple keywords can now be specified in features and workflows by using the || separator
• Update auto-completion logic to only complete the keyword if the expected argument type is none
• Add back notes in the Contacts viewer using new authorised provisioning profile

macOS 10.14 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Alfred Powerpack 5.1 (2131)
Size: 10.5 MB
Links: HOMEPAGE – NFO – Torrent Search

Download: FiKPER – UPLOADGiG – NiTROFLARE – RAPiDGATOR

Alfred 5 is an award-winning app for macOS which boosts your efficiency with hotkeys, keywords, text expansion and more. Search your Mac and the web, and be more productive with custom actions to control your Mac. Alfred 5 brings a wealth of exciting features for both new and advanced users.

New Workflow Editor

• The Workflow Editor has been rewritten from the ground up to be higher performance, more efficient, user-friendly and accessible. We’ve added keyboard shortcuts, new mouse interactions, a customisable and searchable palette, and VoiceOver accessibility of Workflow contents and editing.
• Workflows can now be created using keyboard shortcuts, including searching for and inserting workflow objects into the canvas. We’ve also added a new ⌥click paradigm which allows you to quickly connect, multi-connect or chain-connect workflow objects.

• The new Workflow Palette gives you an easy way to navigate, discover and use the broad range of workflow objects available. Simply drag an object from the Palette into the canvas, or hold ⌥ and drag to automatically connect to the currently selected objects.
• Add your most-used objects to the Palette Favourites list for quick access, or search and filter the Palette instantly with the / shortcut. Use ↩︎ to add the searched item to the canvas, or ⌥↩︎ to insert and automatically connect.
• Configure the Palette to be full, compact, or hidden to suit your workspace. Even when hidden, the Palette Search will be dynamically available when needed.

• Prefabs enable you to save pre-configured objects, or groups of connected objects, into the Palette. You can then reuse these throughout your workflows just like any other workflow object, saving you time and effort.

• Workflow creators can now add simple user-facing preferences to workflows, making them easier for users to install and set up. The Workflow readme supports a subset of Markdown, so you can style your workflow introduction and help.
• Use easy text fields, checkboxes, selection lists, file pickers and more to allow users to configure a workflow without having to navigate into individual objects or scripts!
• Configuration items can have default values, or can be marked as required, ensuring the user has configured the workflow before it can be used. User values are automatically migrated on updating a workflow.

This is the start of something amazing…

• Alfred’s Automation Task object adds an ever-growing collection of configurable actions you can add to your workflows as building blocks, without having to think about the code behind it; From resizing images and moving files to getting the current Safari tab or switching to Dark Mode.
• The Automation Task collection is aimed at both non-developers, and advanced workflow creators alike. We develop, maintain and enhance the repository of underlying actions, you simply add them to your workflow.

• It’s now possible run macOS Shortcuts as part of your Workflows.

• This is part of our ongoing commitment to make Alfred more accessible and better suited for use with the VoiceOver and Accessibility macOS features.
• In addition to the Palette Search and Workflow User Configuration, both of which were conceived with Accessibility in mind, Workflows can now be edited and navigated using the keyboard.
• Use ⌘arrows to move between objects on the canvas, or ⌘⌥left or ⌘⌥right to navigate forward and back through connected objects. Navigate to sibling objects using ⌘⌥up or ⌘⌥down.
• With VoiceOver enabled, Alfred will be reading the object and connection details as you navigate.

Alfred’s Ubiquitous search has received more improvements, making it easy to get to a specific preference keyword or snippet directly, and even create a new workflow directly from Alfred’s main bar.

And so much more…

Boost your everyday productivity in every way with many more new features and improvements

• We’ve added Interactive Getting Started guides to introduce new users to the Workflow Editor and walk them through creating their first workflows
• Redesigned icons to make workflow objects even easier to recognise
• Many new objects to allow you to write even more code-free workflows, including Conditional objects, a Speech output and a Running Apps filter
• The Workflow list can now be resized to more easily see long workflow names
• Workflow connections can now be disabled in a workflow, preventing Alfred from following that stream when running the workflow
• Improved Workflow object snapping and sizing
• Contextual help in more places throughout the workflow editor
• The Workflow Debugger can be opened and run regardless of a workflow being opened
• Added Workflow Object alignment options to horizontally or vertically align the selected objects, centred, or references around clicked object
• Improved workflow connection click detection, including improved hit zones for alt-connection hints
• Improved colours for hotkey highlighting when sharing combo with other workflows, including disabled ones
  Workflow object notes can now be edited by double clicking them
• Swift and Python 3 have been added to the available script selections (may trigger Apple Developer CLI Tools automatic install)
• External Trigger objects can now optionally be run from the alfred: URL scheme
• Snippet Triggers can now optionally be shown in the Clipboard / Snippets viewerThe Script Filter object has a new `skipknowledge` boolean field in the JSON, preventing Alfred from sorting your outputted results when using UIDs for reselection
• New word matching framework for higher performance, and more intelligent boundary matching when using e.g. Script and List filters
• The {query} placeholder can now have modifiers performed on it e.g. {query.trim.lowercase}
• Added {const:} access to Alfred workflow constants, previously only available to the Scripting environment
• Alfred now defaults to using the Dark / Light Modern themes to better match macOS
• Improved URL handling throughout Alfred
• Improved text view undo algorithm to break coalescing on non-alphanumeric breaks instead of timing
• Add custom Alfred accent colour to Preferences UI, for improved experience on Big Sur+
• Improved icon rendering across the board
• Larger hit zones for buttons at the bottom of the Workflows, Themes and Remote Pages lists
• Improved macOS Colour palette behaviour in theme editor when changing colour options
• New option to allow resetting of colour, size and font in rich text snippets
• Separate icons for Snippets and Snippet Collections for UI clarity
• Enable drag and drop of snippets between collections in the preferences
• Reveal in Finder Universal Action now works with multiple file selections

• Automation Tasks
  
  
  • New Options sheet to configure and update tasks, available from Workflows > Alfred Gallery > Automation Task Options...
  • Improvements to the Automation Task updater framework, including option to automatically keep tasks up to date
  • Automation Tasks can now be added to the Workflow Palette
    
    
    • Enable in the Automation Task Options sheet
    • Once in the Palette, they can be searched and added to the workflow like native objects
  • Framework has been updated to better support internal overridable query input, giving more native experience
• Alfred Gallery Improvements
  
  
  • Updated Workflow Gallery icon hints in workflow list for clarity
  • When checking for Gallery Workflow updates, Alfred will now alter the workflow list filter to ensure workflows needing updates are visible
  • Added new option to sort workflow list by Gallery Updated which sorts by Gallery Updates > Gallery Workflows > Alphabetical
  • Avoid crash in Alfred Preferences' Gallery updater when cancelling the update during the initialisation
• Added new Expression Utility workflow object
  
  
  • Allows for easy variable and query expressions such as incrementing variables
• Updated Random Utility workflow object
  
  
  • Add new option to get random word from a newline separated string
• Updated Reveal File in Finder Action workflow object
  
  
  • Now correctly processes multiple passed-in paths, revealing all paths in Finder instead of only first path
• Accessibility Improvements
  
  
  • Overhauled VoiceOver of workflow object configuration sheets: List Filter, File Filter, Script Filter, Dictionary Filter, Running Apps Filter
  • Add + and - Buttons to the Hotkey Trigger Related Apps tab for improved Accessibility
• Improve Alfred Ubiquitous Search (? keyword) to include Workflow Configuration fields (by name or value), and environment variables
  
  
  • Search will also now match variable names used in input object keyword fields
  • Multiple keywords will also be matched if using the || modifier
• Updated Workflow Editor notification system, now made generic to allow for more than simple Alfred Gallery update notifications
  
  
  • Now shows Automation Tasks update available
  • Click to remove a visible notification
• Rename "User Configuration" to "Configuration Builder" in the workflow backend config, to better explain its purpose
• Strip irrelevant newlines from text fields in Workflow naming and export sheets when saving
• Remove automatic lowercasing of keywords fields in input objects on saving, allowing for case-sensitive variable names
• Tweak wording in Workflow Dependencies Management for clarity
• Fix incorrect component resizing when selecting "Reset to Defaults" in workflow configuration
• Tweak Script Filter config UI layout to better vertical align components
• System Command workflow object Eject All action updated to use Alfred's new eject framework
• Added option to reload workflow on popup in preferences workflow list, useful for when e.g. a symlinked workflow isn't automatically reloading on external edit
• Added new Alfred AppleScript command to reveal a Workflow via UID or Bundle Id, and optionally show the Workflow's User Configuration
• The Script Filter JSON action property now correctly overrides arg when adding a result to the buffer
• Update built-in Script Filter getting started workflow with improved descriptions and notes
• The Script Filter keyword is now set as environment alfred_workflow_keyword on running a script to complement || multiple keywords
• The Workflow Editor now writes a sorted history of selected workflow UIDs to history.json in Alfred's application support folder, ordered latest selected workflow first
• Prefabs with a single item now correctly open the workflow configuration when the option to "Show Configuration Sheet for Newly Added Objects" is selected

• Added the ability to QuickLook Alfred's Clipboard History
  
  
  • Select the item in the history and tap ⇧ or press ⌘Y
  • Works with text, images and single files
• Added new option to convert image data to PNG on pasting
  
  
  • Will result in smaller data output, but may result in loss of colour accuracy or compatibility
• Added ⌘O to directly open Files and URLs from the Clipboard History list
• The snippet's keyword is now shown in the default results when using the snip keyword
  
  
  • This can be disabled in Alfred's Snippet preferences
• Show correct default Snippet Collection icon when searching with ? keyword
• Update clipboard image import to use NSPasteboardTypeTIFF (public.tiff) in place of deprecated NSTIFFPboardType (NeXT TIFF v4.0 pasteboard type)

• Clarify the Powerpack activation UI, adding spacing and a title label
• Update Apple Maps search icon to match current version
• Update the 1Password feature preferences to link to the Alfred Gallery 1Password workflow
• Tweak Feature icons to fix shadow position on Ventura
• Tweak file application cache to be more accommodating of alternative unicode spaces
• Change Alfred Preferences title bar error messages colour to system red to make it easier to see in dark mode
• Update build environment and targets
  
  
  • Significant code review and refinements, removing deprecated code, adding future-proofing
• Update mechanisms used for discovering ejectable volumes
  
  
  • Ejectable volumes are now discovered off of the main thread to avoid potential UI pauses
  • Eject and Eject All commands now have a placeholder result when loading mounted drives, or if no mounts exist to eject
• Removed deprecated Alfred 2 theme importing
• Migrate URL discovery and testing methods in Custom Web Search feature to update framework
• Markdown rendering improvements
  
  
  • Fix horizontal rule rendering in markdown when using macOS Ventura
  • Fix incorrect interpretation of URLs within brackets
  • Update URLs to use URL string when title is empty
• Fix 'bing' title to 'Bing' in default web searches, and updated to the latest Bing logo
• Update ebay default web search icon
• Rewrite keyword matching framework for higher performance and new features
  
  
  • Multiple keywords can now be specified in features and workflows by using the || separator
• Update auto-completion logic to only complete the keyword if the expected argument type is none
• Add back notes in the Contacts viewer using new authorised provisioning profile

macOS 10.14 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Alfred Powerpack 5.1 (2129)
Size: 10.9 MB
Links: HOMEPAGE – NFO – Torrent Search

Download: FiKPER – UPLOADGiG – NiTROFLARE – RAPiDGATOR

Alfred 5 is an award-winning app for macOS which boosts your efficiency with hotkeys, keywords, text expansion and more. Search your Mac and the web, and be more productive with custom actions to control your Mac. Alfred 5 brings a wealth of exciting features for both new and advanced users.

New Workflow Editor

• The Workflow Editor has been rewritten from the ground up to be higher performance, more efficient, user-friendly and accessible. We’ve added keyboard shortcuts, new mouse interactions, a customisable and searchable palette, and VoiceOver accessibility of Workflow contents and editing.
• Workflows can now be created using keyboard shortcuts, including searching for and inserting workflow objects into the canvas. We’ve also added a new ⌥click paradigm which allows you to quickly connect, multi-connect or chain-connect workflow objects.

• The new Workflow Palette gives you an easy way to navigate, discover and use the broad range of workflow objects available. Simply drag an object from the Palette into the canvas, or hold ⌥ and drag to automatically connect to the currently selected objects.
• Add your most-used objects to the Palette Favourites list for quick access, or search and filter the Palette instantly with the / shortcut. Use ↩︎ to add the searched item to the canvas, or ⌥↩︎ to insert and automatically connect.
• Configure the Palette to be full, compact, or hidden to suit your workspace. Even when hidden, the Palette Search will be dynamically available when needed.

• Prefabs enable you to save pre-configured objects, or groups of connected objects, into the Palette. You can then reuse these throughout your workflows just like any other workflow object, saving you time and effort.

• Workflow creators can now add simple user-facing preferences to workflows, making them easier for users to install and set up. The Workflow readme supports a subset of Markdown, so you can style your workflow introduction and help.
• Use easy text fields, checkboxes, selection lists, file pickers and more to allow users to configure a workflow without having to navigate into individual objects or scripts!
• Configuration items can have default values, or can be marked as required, ensuring the user has configured the workflow before it can be used. User values are automatically migrated on updating a workflow.

This is the start of something amazing…

• Alfred’s Automation Task object adds an ever-growing collection of configurable actions you can add to your workflows as building blocks, without having to think about the code behind it; From resizing images and moving files to getting the current Safari tab or switching to Dark Mode.
• The Automation Task collection is aimed at both non-developers, and advanced workflow creators alike. We develop, maintain and enhance the repository of underlying actions, you simply add them to your workflow.

• It’s now possible run macOS Shortcuts as part of your Workflows.

• This is part of our ongoing commitment to make Alfred more accessible and better suited for use with the VoiceOver and Accessibility macOS features.
• In addition to the Palette Search and Workflow User Configuration, both of which were conceived with Accessibility in mind, Workflows can now be edited and navigated using the keyboard.
• Use ⌘arrows to move between objects on the canvas, or ⌘⌥left or ⌘⌥right to navigate forward and back through connected objects. Navigate to sibling objects using ⌘⌥up or ⌘⌥down.
• With VoiceOver enabled, Alfred will be reading the object and connection details as you navigate.

Alfred’s Ubiquitous search has received more improvements, making it easy to get to a specific preference keyword or snippet directly, and even create a new workflow directly from Alfred’s main bar.

And so much more…

Boost your everyday productivity in every way with many more new features and improvements

• We’ve added Interactive Getting Started guides to introduce new users to the Workflow Editor and walk them through creating their first workflows
• Redesigned icons to make workflow objects even easier to recognise
• Many new objects to allow you to write even more code-free workflows, including Conditional objects, a Speech output and a Running Apps filter
• The Workflow list can now be resized to more easily see long workflow names
• Workflow connections can now be disabled in a workflow, preventing Alfred from following that stream when running the workflow
• Improved Workflow object snapping and sizing
• Contextual help in more places throughout the workflow editor
• The Workflow Debugger can be opened and run regardless of a workflow being opened
• Added Workflow Object alignment options to horizontally or vertically align the selected objects, centred, or references around clicked object
• Improved workflow connection click detection, including improved hit zones for alt-connection hints
• Improved colours for hotkey highlighting when sharing combo with other workflows, including disabled ones
  Workflow object notes can now be edited by double clicking them
• Swift and Python 3 have been added to the available script selections (may trigger Apple Developer CLI Tools automatic install)
• External Trigger objects can now optionally be run from the alfred: URL scheme
• Snippet Triggers can now optionally be shown in the Clipboard / Snippets viewerThe Script Filter object has a new `skipknowledge` boolean field in the JSON, preventing Alfred from sorting your outputted results when using UIDs for reselection
• New word matching framework for higher performance, and more intelligent boundary matching when using e.g. Script and List filters
• The {query} placeholder can now have modifiers performed on it e.g. {query.trim.lowercase}
• Added {const:} access to Alfred workflow constants, previously only available to the Scripting environment
• Alfred now defaults to using the Dark / Light Modern themes to better match macOS
• Improved URL handling throughout Alfred
• Improved text view undo algorithm to break coalescing on non-alphanumeric breaks instead of timing
• Add custom Alfred accent colour to Preferences UI, for improved experience on Big Sur+
• Improved icon rendering across the board
• Larger hit zones for buttons at the bottom of the Workflows, Themes and Remote Pages lists
• Improved macOS Colour palette behaviour in theme editor when changing colour options
• New option to allow resetting of colour, size and font in rich text snippets
• Separate icons for Snippets and Snippet Collections for UI clarity
• Enable drag and drop of snippets between collections in the preferences
• Reveal in Finder Universal Action now works with multiple file selections

Version 5.0.6:

• Prepare framework for the upcoming Alfred Workflow Gallery
• Add Voice Over accessibility to Contacts Viewer
• Remove unused Show button from Alfred's macOS Notification
• It's now possible to hide individual default actions from the default view in the Workflow Editor when no Workflow is selected
  
  
  • Right click in the view and select the action you would like to hide
• Improve AppleScript behaviour for updating and removing workflow configuration
  
  
  • Fixes bug where prefs.plist wouldn't be written under certain circumstances
• Replace out some legacy Workflow icons with updated icons
• Update Remote template icons to use updated Workflow icons
• Strip kbd tags in markdown interpretation
• Improve underlying view layout calculation of Workflow user configuration
• Clear the icon cache for a Workflow when updating or reinstalling the workflow
• Fix incorrectly caching Alfred theme when directly accessing feature views after a macOS dark mode toggle

macOS 10.14 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Alfred Powerpack 5.0.6 (2110)
Size: 9.8 MB
Links: HOMEPAGE – NFO – Torrent Search

Download: UPLOADGiG – NiTROFLARE – RAPiDGATOR

Alfred 5 is an award-winning app for macOS which boosts your efficiency with hotkeys, keywords, text expansion and more. Search your Mac and the web, and be more productive with custom actions to control your Mac. Alfred 5 brings a wealth of exciting features for both new and advanced users.

New Workflow Editor

• The Workflow Editor has been rewritten from the ground up to be higher performance, more efficient, user-friendly and accessible. We’ve added keyboard shortcuts, new mouse interactions, a customisable and searchable palette, and VoiceOver accessibility of Workflow contents and editing.
• Workflows can now be created using keyboard shortcuts, including searching for and inserting workflow objects into the canvas. We’ve also added a new ⌥click paradigm which allows you to quickly connect, multi-connect or chain-connect workflow objects.

• The new Workflow Palette gives you an easy way to navigate, discover and use the broad range of workflow objects available. Simply drag an object from the Palette into the canvas, or hold ⌥ and drag to automatically connect to the currently selected objects.
• Add your most-used objects to the Palette Favourites list for quick access, or search and filter the Palette instantly with the / shortcut. Use ↩︎ to add the searched item to the canvas, or ⌥↩︎ to insert and automatically connect.
• Configure the Palette to be full, compact, or hidden to suit your workspace. Even when hidden, the Palette Search will be dynamically available when needed.

• Prefabs enable you to save pre-configured objects, or groups of connected objects, into the Palette. You can then reuse these throughout your workflows just like any other workflow object, saving you time and effort.

• Workflow creators can now add simple user-facing preferences to workflows, making them easier for users to install and set up. The Workflow readme supports a subset of Markdown, so you can style your workflow introduction and help.
• Use easy text fields, checkboxes, selection lists, file pickers and more to allow users to configure a workflow without having to navigate into individual objects or scripts!
• Configuration items can have default values, or can be marked as required, ensuring the user has configured the workflow before it can be used. User values are automatically migrated on updating a workflow.

This is the start of something amazing…

• Alfred’s Automation Task object adds an ever-growing collection of configurable actions you can add to your workflows as building blocks, without having to think about the code behind it; From resizing images and moving files to getting the current Safari tab or switching to Dark Mode.
• The Automation Task collection is aimed at both non-developers, and advanced workflow creators alike. We develop, maintain and enhance the repository of underlying actions, you simply add them to your workflow.

• It’s now possible run macOS Shortcuts as part of your Workflows.

• This is part of our ongoing commitment to make Alfred more accessible and better suited for use with the VoiceOver and Accessibility macOS features.
• In addition to the Palette Search and Workflow User Configuration, both of which were conceived with Accessibility in mind, Workflows can now be edited and navigated using the keyboard.
• Use ⌘arrows to move between objects on the canvas, or ⌘⌥left or ⌘⌥right to navigate forward and back through connected objects. Navigate to sibling objects using ⌘⌥up or ⌘⌥down.
• With VoiceOver enabled, Alfred will be reading the object and connection details as you navigate.

Alfred’s Ubiquitous search has received more improvements, making it easy to get to a specific preference keyword or snippet directly, and even create a new workflow directly from Alfred’s main bar.

And so much more…

Boost your everyday productivity in every way with many more new features and improvements

• We’ve added Interactive Getting Started guides to introduce new users to the Workflow Editor and walk them through creating their first workflows
• Redesigned icons to make workflow objects even easier to recognise
• Many new objects to allow you to write even more code-free workflows, including Conditional objects, a Speech output and a Running Apps filter
• The Workflow list can now be resized to more easily see long workflow names
• Workflow connections can now be disabled in a workflow, preventing Alfred from following that stream when running the workflow
• Improved Workflow object snapping and sizing
• Contextual help in more places throughout the workflow editor
• The Workflow Debugger can be opened and run regardless of a workflow being opened
• Added Workflow Object alignment options to horizontally or vertically align the selected objects, centred, or references around clicked object
• Improved workflow connection click detection, including improved hit zones for alt-connection hints
• Improved colours for hotkey highlighting when sharing combo with other workflows, including disabled ones
  Workflow object notes can now be edited by double clicking them
• Swift and Python 3 have been added to the available script selections (may trigger Apple Developer CLI Tools automatic install)
• External Trigger objects can now optionally be run from the alfred: URL scheme
• Snippet Triggers can now optionally be shown in the Clipboard / Snippets viewerThe Script Filter object has a new `skipknowledge` boolean field in the JSON, preventing Alfred from sorting your outputted results when using UIDs for reselection
• New word matching framework for higher performance, and more intelligent boundary matching when using e.g. Script and List filters
• The {query} placeholder can now have modifiers performed on it e.g. {query.trim.lowercase}
• Added {const:} access to Alfred workflow constants, previously only available to the Scripting environment
• Alfred now defaults to using the Dark / Light Modern themes to better match macOS
• Improved URL handling throughout Alfred
• Improved text view undo algorithm to break coalescing on non-alphanumeric breaks instead of timing
• Add custom Alfred accent colour to Preferences UI, for improved experience on Big Sur+
• Improved icon rendering across the board
• Larger hit zones for buttons at the bottom of the Workflows, Themes and Remote Pages lists
• Improved macOS Colour palette behaviour in theme editor when changing colour options
• New option to allow resetting of colour, size and font in rich text snippets
• Separate icons for Snippets and Snippet Collections for UI clarity
• Enable drag and drop of snippets between collections in the preferences
• Reveal in Finder Universal Action now works with multiple file selections

Version 5.0.6:

• Prepare framework for the upcoming Alfred Workflow Gallery
• Add Voice Over accessibility to Contacts Viewer
• Remove unused Show button from Alfred's macOS Notification
• It's now possible to hide individual default actions from the default view in the Workflow Editor when no Workflow is selected
  
  
  • Right click in the view and select the action you would like to hide
• Improve AppleScript behaviour for updating and removing workflow configuration
  
  
  • Fixes bug where prefs.plist wouldn't be written under certain circumstances
• Replace out some legacy Workflow icons with updated icons
• Update Remote template icons to use updated Workflow icons
• Strip kbd tags in markdown interpretation
• Improve underlying view layout calculation of Workflow user configuration
• Clear the icon cache for a Workflow when updating or reinstalling the workflow
• Fix incorrectly caching Alfred theme when directly accessing feature views after a macOS dark mode toggle

macOS 10.14 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Alfred Powerpack 5.0.6 (2107) Pre-release
Size: 9.8 MB
Links: HOMEPAGE – NFO – Torrent Search

Download: UPLOADGiG – NiTROFLARE – RAPiDGATOR

Alfred 5 is an award-winning app for macOS which boosts your efficiency with hotkeys, keywords, text expansion and more. Search your Mac and the web, and be more productive with custom actions to control your Mac. Alfred 5 brings a wealth of exciting features for both new and advanced users.

New Workflow Editor

• The Workflow Editor has been rewritten from the ground up to be higher performance, more efficient, user-friendly and accessible. We’ve added keyboard shortcuts, new mouse interactions, a customisable and searchable palette, and VoiceOver accessibility of Workflow contents and editing.
• Workflows can now be created using keyboard shortcuts, including searching for and inserting workflow objects into the canvas. We’ve also added a new ⌥click paradigm which allows you to quickly connect, multi-connect or chain-connect workflow objects.

• The new Workflow Palette gives you an easy way to navigate, discover and use the broad range of workflow objects available. Simply drag an object from the Palette into the canvas, or hold ⌥ and drag to automatically connect to the currently selected objects.
• Add your most-used objects to the Palette Favourites list for quick access, or search and filter the Palette instantly with the / shortcut. Use ↩︎ to add the searched item to the canvas, or ⌥↩︎ to insert and automatically connect.
• Configure the Palette to be full, compact, or hidden to suit your workspace. Even when hidden, the Palette Search will be dynamically available when needed.

• Prefabs enable you to save pre-configured objects, or groups of connected objects, into the Palette. You can then reuse these throughout your workflows just like any other workflow object, saving you time and effort.

• Workflow creators can now add simple user-facing preferences to workflows, making them easier for users to install and set up. The Workflow readme supports a subset of Markdown, so you can style your workflow introduction and help.
• Use easy text fields, checkboxes, selection lists, file pickers and more to allow users to configure a workflow without having to navigate into individual objects or scripts!
• Configuration items can have default values, or can be marked as required, ensuring the user has configured the workflow before it can be used. User values are automatically migrated on updating a workflow.

This is the start of something amazing…

• Alfred’s Automation Task object adds an ever-growing collection of configurable actions you can add to your workflows as building blocks, without having to think about the code behind it; From resizing images and moving files to getting the current Safari tab or switching to Dark Mode.
• The Automation Task collection is aimed at both non-developers, and advanced workflow creators alike. We develop, maintain and enhance the repository of underlying actions, you simply add them to your workflow.

• It’s now possible run macOS Shortcuts as part of your Workflows.

• This is part of our ongoing commitment to make Alfred more accessible and better suited for use with the VoiceOver and Accessibility macOS features.
• In addition to the Palette Search and Workflow User Configuration, both of which were conceived with Accessibility in mind, Workflows can now be edited and navigated using the keyboard.
• Use ⌘arrows to move between objects on the canvas, or ⌘⌥left or ⌘⌥right to navigate forward and back through connected objects. Navigate to sibling objects using ⌘⌥up or ⌘⌥down.
• With VoiceOver enabled, Alfred will be reading the object and connection details as you navigate.

Alfred’s Ubiquitous search has received more improvements, making it easy to get to a specific preference keyword or snippet directly, and even create a new workflow directly from Alfred’s main bar.

And so much more…

Boost your everyday productivity in every way with many more new features and improvements

• We’ve added Interactive Getting Started guides to introduce new users to the Workflow Editor and walk them through creating their first workflows
• Redesigned icons to make workflow objects even easier to recognise
• Many new objects to allow you to write even more code-free workflows, including Conditional objects, a Speech output and a Running Apps filter
• The Workflow list can now be resized to more easily see long workflow names
• Workflow connections can now be disabled in a workflow, preventing Alfred from following that stream when running the workflow
• Improved Workflow object snapping and sizing
• Contextual help in more places throughout the workflow editor
• The Workflow Debugger can be opened and run regardless of a workflow being opened
• Added Workflow Object alignment options to horizontally or vertically align the selected objects, centred, or references around clicked object
• Improved workflow connection click detection, including improved hit zones for alt-connection hints
• Improved colours for hotkey highlighting when sharing combo with other workflows, including disabled ones
  Workflow object notes can now be edited by double clicking them
• Swift and Python 3 have been added to the available script selections (may trigger Apple Developer CLI Tools automatic install)
• External Trigger objects can now optionally be run from the alfred: URL scheme
• Snippet Triggers can now optionally be shown in the Clipboard / Snippets viewerThe Script Filter object has a new `skipknowledge` boolean field in the JSON, preventing Alfred from sorting your outputted results when using UIDs for reselection
• New word matching framework for higher performance, and more intelligent boundary matching when using e.g. Script and List filters
• The {query} placeholder can now have modifiers performed on it e.g. {query.trim.lowercase}
• Added {const:} access to Alfred workflow constants, previously only available to the Scripting environment
• Alfred now defaults to using the Dark / Light Modern themes to better match macOS
• Improved URL handling throughout Alfred
• Improved text view undo algorithm to break coalescing on non-alphanumeric breaks instead of timing
• Add custom Alfred accent colour to Preferences UI, for improved experience on Big Sur+
• Improved icon rendering across the board
• Larger hit zones for buttons at the bottom of the Workflows, Themes and Remote Pages lists
• Improved macOS Colour palette behaviour in theme editor when changing colour options
• New option to allow resetting of colour, size and font in rich text snippets
• Separate icons for Snippets and Snippet Collections for UI clarity
• Enable drag and drop of snippets between collections in the preferences
• Reveal in Finder Universal Action now works with multiple file selections

Version 5.0.6:

• Prepare framework for the upcoming Alfred Workflow Gallery
• Add Voice Over accessibility to Contacts Viewer
• Remove unused Show button from Alfred's macOS Notification
• It's now possible to hide individual default actions from the default view in the Workflow Editor when no Workflow is selected
  
  
  • Right click in the view and select the action you would like to hide
• Improve AppleScript behaviour for updating and removing workflow configuration
  
  
  • Fixes bug where prefs.plist wouldn't be written under certain circumstances
• Replace out some legacy Workflow icons with updated icons
• Update Remote template icons to use updated Workflow icons
• Strip kbd tags in markdown interpretation
• Improve underlying view layout calculation of Workflow user configuration
• Clear the icon cache for a Workflow when updating or reinstalling the workflow
• Fix incorrectly caching Alfred theme when directly accessing feature views after a macOS dark mode toggle

macOS 10.14 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Alfred Powerpack 5.0.6 (2106) Pre-release
Size: 12 MB
Links: HOMEPAGE – NFO – Torrent Search

Download: UPLOADGiG – NiTROFLARE – RAPiDGATOR

Alfred 5 is an award-winning app for macOS which boosts your efficiency with hotkeys, keywords, text expansion and more. Search your Mac and the web, and be more productive with custom actions to control your Mac. Alfred 5 brings a wealth of exciting features for both new and advanced users.

New Workflow Editor

• The Workflow Editor has been rewritten from the ground up to be higher performance, more efficient, user-friendly and accessible. We’ve added keyboard shortcuts, new mouse interactions, a customisable and searchable palette, and VoiceOver accessibility of Workflow contents and editing.
• Workflows can now be created using keyboard shortcuts, including searching for and inserting workflow objects into the canvas. We’ve also added a new ⌥click paradigm which allows you to quickly connect, multi-connect or chain-connect workflow objects.

• The new Workflow Palette gives you an easy way to navigate, discover and use the broad range of workflow objects available. Simply drag an object from the Palette into the canvas, or hold ⌥ and drag to automatically connect to the currently selected objects.
• Add your most-used objects to the Palette Favourites list for quick access, or search and filter the Palette instantly with the / shortcut. Use ↩︎ to add the searched item to the canvas, or ⌥↩︎ to insert and automatically connect.
• Configure the Palette to be full, compact, or hidden to suit your workspace. Even when hidden, the Palette Search will be dynamically available when needed.

• Prefabs enable you to save pre-configured objects, or groups of connected objects, into the Palette. You can then reuse these throughout your workflows just like any other workflow object, saving you time and effort.

• Workflow creators can now add simple user-facing preferences to workflows, making them easier for users to install and set up. The Workflow readme supports a subset of Markdown, so you can style your workflow introduction and help.
• Use easy text fields, checkboxes, selection lists, file pickers and more to allow users to configure a workflow without having to navigate into individual objects or scripts!
• Configuration items can have default values, or can be marked as required, ensuring the user has configured the workflow before it can be used. User values are automatically migrated on updating a workflow.

This is the start of something amazing…

• Alfred’s Automation Task object adds an ever-growing collection of configurable actions you can add to your workflows as building blocks, without having to think about the code behind it; From resizing images and moving files to getting the current Safari tab or switching to Dark Mode.
• The Automation Task collection is aimed at both non-developers, and advanced workflow creators alike. We develop, maintain and enhance the repository of underlying actions, you simply add them to your workflow.

• It’s now possible run macOS Shortcuts as part of your Workflows.

• This is part of our ongoing commitment to make Alfred more accessible and better suited for use with the VoiceOver and Accessibility macOS features.
• In addition to the Palette Search and Workflow User Configuration, both of which were conceived with Accessibility in mind, Workflows can now be edited and navigated using the keyboard.
• Use ⌘arrows to move between objects on the canvas, or ⌘⌥left or ⌘⌥right to navigate forward and back through connected objects. Navigate to sibling objects using ⌘⌥up or ⌘⌥down.
• With VoiceOver enabled, Alfred will be reading the object and connection details as you navigate.

Alfred’s Ubiquitous search has received more improvements, making it easy to get to a specific preference keyword or snippet directly, and even create a new workflow directly from Alfred’s main bar.

And so much more…

Boost your everyday productivity in every way with many more new features and improvements

• We’ve added Interactive Getting Started guides to introduce new users to the Workflow Editor and walk them through creating their first workflows
• Redesigned icons to make workflow objects even easier to recognise
• Many new objects to allow you to write even more code-free workflows, including Conditional objects, a Speech output and a Running Apps filter
• The Workflow list can now be resized to more easily see long workflow names
• Workflow connections can now be disabled in a workflow, preventing Alfred from following that stream when running the workflow
• Improved Workflow object snapping and sizing
• Contextual help in more places throughout the workflow editor
• The Workflow Debugger can be opened and run regardless of a workflow being opened
• Added Workflow Object alignment options to horizontally or vertically align the selected objects, centred, or references around clicked object
• Improved workflow connection click detection, including improved hit zones for alt-connection hints
• Improved colours for hotkey highlighting when sharing combo with other workflows, including disabled ones
  Workflow object notes can now be edited by double clicking them
• Swift and Python 3 have been added to the available script selections (may trigger Apple Developer CLI Tools automatic install)
• External Trigger objects can now optionally be run from the alfred: URL scheme
• Snippet Triggers can now optionally be shown in the Clipboard / Snippets viewerThe Script Filter object has a new `skipknowledge` boolean field in the JSON, preventing Alfred from sorting your outputted results when using UIDs for reselection
• New word matching framework for higher performance, and more intelligent boundary matching when using e.g. Script and List filters
• The {query} placeholder can now have modifiers performed on it e.g. {query.trim.lowercase}
• Added {const:} access to Alfred workflow constants, previously only available to the Scripting environment
• Alfred now defaults to using the Dark / Light Modern themes to better match macOS
• Improved URL handling throughout Alfred
• Improved text view undo algorithm to break coalescing on non-alphanumeric breaks instead of timing
• Add custom Alfred accent colour to Preferences UI, for improved experience on Big Sur+
• Improved icon rendering across the board
• Larger hit zones for buttons at the bottom of the Workflows, Themes and Remote Pages lists
• Improved macOS Colour palette behaviour in theme editor when changing colour options
• New option to allow resetting of colour, size and font in rich text snippets
• Separate icons for Snippets and Snippet Collections for UI clarity
• Enable drag and drop of snippets between collections in the preferences
• Reveal in Finder Universal Action now works with multiple file selections

Version 5.0.5:

• Date placeholder rollbacks and enhancements
  
  
  • Roll back 5.0.4 POSIX formatting fix, as this turned out to break language settings for formatted dates
  • Fix 24h custom date formatting with the following:
    
    
    • Add new {isodate:...}, {isotime:...} and {isodatetime} placeholders which fix locale to POSIX and conform to ISO 8601
    • Using {isodatetime} will give 24h fixed ISO 8601 format yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssZZZZZ
    • Updated template for sortable date time placeholder template to use iso formatting, to fix in 24h
    • Added new Date and Time ISO 8601 placeholder template

macOS 10.14 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Alfred PowerPack 5.0.5 (2096)
Size: 9.7 MB
Links: HOMEPAGE – NFO – Torrent Search

Download: UPLOADGiG – NiTROFLARE – RAPiDGATOR

Alfred 5 is an award-winning app for macOS which boosts your efficiency with hotkeys, keywords, text expansion and more. Search your Mac and the web, and be more productive with custom actions to control your Mac. Alfred 5 brings a wealth of exciting features for both new and advanced users.

New Workflow Editor

• The Workflow Editor has been rewritten from the ground up to be higher performance, more efficient, user-friendly and accessible. We’ve added keyboard shortcuts, new mouse interactions, a customisable and searchable palette, and VoiceOver accessibility of Workflow contents and editing.
• Workflows can now be created using keyboard shortcuts, including searching for and inserting workflow objects into the canvas. We’ve also added a new ⌥click paradigm which allows you to quickly connect, multi-connect or chain-connect workflow objects.

• The new Workflow Palette gives you an easy way to navigate, discover and use the broad range of workflow objects available. Simply drag an object from the Palette into the canvas, or hold ⌥ and drag to automatically connect to the currently selected objects.
• Add your most-used objects to the Palette Favourites list for quick access, or search and filter the Palette instantly with the / shortcut. Use ↩︎ to add the searched item to the canvas, or ⌥↩︎ to insert and automatically connect.
• Configure the Palette to be full, compact, or hidden to suit your workspace. Even when hidden, the Palette Search will be dynamically available when needed.

• Prefabs enable you to save pre-configured objects, or groups of connected objects, into the Palette. You can then reuse these throughout your workflows just like any other workflow object, saving you time and effort.

• Workflow creators can now add simple user-facing preferences to workflows, making them easier for users to install and set up. The Workflow readme supports a subset of Markdown, so you can style your workflow introduction and help.
• Use easy text fields, checkboxes, selection lists, file pickers and more to allow users to configure a workflow without having to navigate into individual objects or scripts!
• Configuration items can have default values, or can be marked as required, ensuring the user has configured the workflow before it can be used. User values are automatically migrated on updating a workflow.

This is the start of something amazing…

• Alfred’s Automation Task object adds an ever-growing collection of configurable actions you can add to your workflows as building blocks, without having to think about the code behind it; From resizing images and moving files to getting the current Safari tab or switching to Dark Mode.
• The Automation Task collection is aimed at both non-developers, and advanced workflow creators alike. We develop, maintain and enhance the repository of underlying actions, you simply add them to your workflow.

• It’s now possible run macOS Shortcuts as part of your Workflows.

• This is part of our ongoing commitment to make Alfred more accessible and better suited for use with the VoiceOver and Accessibility macOS features.
• In addition to the Palette Search and Workflow User Configuration, both of which were conceived with Accessibility in mind, Workflows can now be edited and navigated using the keyboard.
• Use ⌘arrows to move between objects on the canvas, or ⌘⌥left or ⌘⌥right to navigate forward and back through connected objects. Navigate to sibling objects using ⌘⌥up or ⌘⌥down.
• With VoiceOver enabled, Alfred will be reading the object and connection details as you navigate.

Alfred’s Ubiquitous search has received more improvements, making it easy to get to a specific preference keyword or snippet directly, and even create a new workflow directly from Alfred’s main bar.

And so much more…

Boost your everyday productivity in every way with many more new features and improvements

• We’ve added Interactive Getting Started guides to introduce new users to the Workflow Editor and walk them through creating their first workflows
• Redesigned icons to make workflow objects even easier to recognise
• Many new objects to allow you to write even more code-free workflows, including Conditional objects, a Speech output and a Running Apps filter
• The Workflow list can now be resized to more easily see long workflow names
• Workflow connections can now be disabled in a workflow, preventing Alfred from following that stream when running the workflow
• Improved Workflow object snapping and sizing
• Contextual help in more places throughout the workflow editor
• The Workflow Debugger can be opened and run regardless of a workflow being opened
• Added Workflow Object alignment options to horizontally or vertically align the selected objects, centred, or references around clicked object
• Improved workflow connection click detection, including improved hit zones for alt-connection hints
• Improved colours for hotkey highlighting when sharing combo with other workflows, including disabled ones
  Workflow object notes can now be edited by double clicking them
• Swift and Python 3 have been added to the available script selections (may trigger Apple Developer CLI Tools automatic install)
• External Trigger objects can now optionally be run from the alfred: URL scheme
• Snippet Triggers can now optionally be shown in the Clipboard / Snippets viewerThe Script Filter object has a new `skipknowledge` boolean field in the JSON, preventing Alfred from sorting your outputted results when using UIDs for reselection
• New word matching framework for higher performance, and more intelligent boundary matching when using e.g. Script and List filters
• The {query} placeholder can now have modifiers performed on it e.g. {query.trim.lowercase}
• Added {const:} access to Alfred workflow constants, previously only available to the Scripting environment
• Alfred now defaults to using the Dark / Light Modern themes to better match macOS
• Improved URL handling throughout Alfred
• Improved text view undo algorithm to break coalescing on non-alphanumeric breaks instead of timing
• Add custom Alfred accent colour to Preferences UI, for improved experience on Big Sur+
• Improved icon rendering across the board
• Larger hit zones for buttons at the bottom of the Workflows, Themes and Remote Pages lists
• Improved macOS Colour palette behaviour in theme editor when changing colour options
• New option to allow resetting of colour, size and font in rich text snippets
• Separate icons for Snippets and Snippet Collections for UI clarity
• Enable drag and drop of snippets between collections in the preferences
• Reveal in Finder Universal Action now works with multiple file selections

Version 5.0.4:

• Tweaks to Mini Player AppleScript to fix certain tracks from not playing

macOS 10.14 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Alfred PowerPack 5.0.4 (2095)
Size: 11.9 MB
Links: HOMEPAGE – NFO – Torrent Search

Download: UPLOADGiG – NiTROFLARE – RAPiDGATOR

Alfred 5 is an award-winning app for macOS which boosts your efficiency with hotkeys, keywords, text expansion and more. Search your Mac and the web, and be more productive with custom actions to control your Mac. Alfred 5 brings a wealth of exciting features for both new and advanced users.

New Workflow Editor

• The Workflow Editor has been rewritten from the ground up to be higher performance, more efficient, user-friendly and accessible. We’ve added keyboard shortcuts, new mouse interactions, a customisable and searchable palette, and VoiceOver accessibility of Workflow contents and editing.
• Workflows can now be created using keyboard shortcuts, including searching for and inserting workflow objects into the canvas. We’ve also added a new ⌥click paradigm which allows you to quickly connect, multi-connect or chain-connect workflow objects.

• The new Workflow Palette gives you an easy way to navigate, discover and use the broad range of workflow objects available. Simply drag an object from the Palette into the canvas, or hold ⌥ and drag to automatically connect to the currently selected objects.
• Add your most-used objects to the Palette Favourites list for quick access, or search and filter the Palette instantly with the / shortcut. Use ↩︎ to add the searched item to the canvas, or ⌥↩︎ to insert and automatically connect.
• Configure the Palette to be full, compact, or hidden to suit your workspace. Even when hidden, the Palette Search will be dynamically available when needed.

• Prefabs enable you to save pre-configured objects, or groups of connected objects, into the Palette. You can then reuse these throughout your workflows just like any other workflow object, saving you time and effort.

• Workflow creators can now add simple user-facing preferences to workflows, making them easier for users to install and set up. The Workflow readme supports a subset of Markdown, so you can style your workflow introduction and help.
• Use easy text fields, checkboxes, selection lists, file pickers and more to allow users to configure a workflow without having to navigate into individual objects or scripts!
• Configuration items can have default values, or can be marked as required, ensuring the user has configured the workflow before it can be used. User values are automatically migrated on updating a workflow.

This is the start of something amazing…

• Alfred’s Automation Task object adds an ever-growing collection of configurable actions you can add to your workflows as building blocks, without having to think about the code behind it; From resizing images and moving files to getting the current Safari tab or switching to Dark Mode.
• The Automation Task collection is aimed at both non-developers, and advanced workflow creators alike. We develop, maintain and enhance the repository of underlying actions, you simply add them to your workflow.

• It’s now possible run macOS Shortcuts as part of your Workflows.

• This is part of our ongoing commitment to make Alfred more accessible and better suited for use with the VoiceOver and Accessibility macOS features.
• In addition to the Palette Search and Workflow User Configuration, both of which were conceived with Accessibility in mind, Workflows can now be edited and navigated using the keyboard.
• Use ⌘arrows to move between objects on the canvas, or ⌘⌥left or ⌘⌥right to navigate forward and back through connected objects. Navigate to sibling objects using ⌘⌥up or ⌘⌥down.
• With VoiceOver enabled, Alfred will be reading the object and connection details as you navigate.

Alfred’s Ubiquitous search has received more improvements, making it easy to get to a specific preference keyword or snippet directly, and even create a new workflow directly from Alfred’s main bar.

And so much more…

Boost your everyday productivity in every way with many more new features and improvements

• We’ve added Interactive Getting Started guides to introduce new users to the Workflow Editor and walk them through creating their first workflows
• Redesigned icons to make workflow objects even easier to recognise
• Many new objects to allow you to write even more code-free workflows, including Conditional objects, a Speech output and a Running Apps filter
• The Workflow list can now be resized to more easily see long workflow names
• Workflow connections can now be disabled in a workflow, preventing Alfred from following that stream when running the workflow
• Improved Workflow object snapping and sizing
• Contextual help in more places throughout the workflow editor
• The Workflow Debugger can be opened and run regardless of a workflow being opened
• Added Workflow Object alignment options to horizontally or vertically align the selected objects, centred, or references around clicked object
• Improved workflow connection click detection, including improved hit zones for alt-connection hints
• Improved colours for hotkey highlighting when sharing combo with other workflows, including disabled ones
  Workflow object notes can now be edited by double clicking them
• Swift and Python 3 have been added to the available script selections (may trigger Apple Developer CLI Tools automatic install)
• External Trigger objects can now optionally be run from the alfred: URL scheme
• Snippet Triggers can now optionally be shown in the Clipboard / Snippets viewerThe Script Filter object has a new `skipknowledge` boolean field in the JSON, preventing Alfred from sorting your outputted results when using UIDs for reselection
• New word matching framework for higher performance, and more intelligent boundary matching when using e.g. Script and List filters
• The {query} placeholder can now have modifiers performed on it e.g. {query.trim.lowercase}
• Added {const:} access to Alfred workflow constants, previously only available to the Scripting environment
• Alfred now defaults to using the Dark / Light Modern themes to better match macOS
• Improved URL handling throughout Alfred
• Improved text view undo algorithm to break coalescing on non-alphanumeric breaks instead of timing
• Add custom Alfred accent colour to Preferences UI, for improved experience on Big Sur+
• Improved icon rendering across the board
• Larger hit zones for buttons at the bottom of the Workflows, Themes and Remote Pages lists
• Improved macOS Colour palette behaviour in theme editor when changing colour options
• New option to allow resetting of colour, size and font in rich text snippets
• Separate icons for Snippets and Snippet Collections for UI clarity
• Enable drag and drop of snippets between collections in the preferences
• Reveal in Finder Universal Action now works with multiple file selections

Version 5.0.4:

• Tweaks to Mini Player AppleScript to fix certain tracks from not playing

macOS 10.14 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Alfred PowerPack 5.0.4 (2093)
Size: 13.8 MB
Links: HOMEPAGE – NFO – Torrent Search

Download: UPLOADGiG – NiTROFLARE – RAPiDGATOR

Alfred 5 is an award-winning app for macOS which boosts your efficiency with hotkeys, keywords, text expansion and more. Search your Mac and the web, and be more productive with custom actions to control your Mac. Alfred 5 brings a wealth of exciting features for both new and advanced users.

New Workflow Editor

• The Workflow Editor has been rewritten from the ground up to be higher performance, more efficient, user-friendly and accessible. We’ve added keyboard shortcuts, new mouse interactions, a customisable and searchable palette, and VoiceOver accessibility of Workflow contents and editing.
• Workflows can now be created using keyboard shortcuts, including searching for and inserting workflow objects into the canvas. We’ve also added a new ⌥click paradigm which allows you to quickly connect, multi-connect or chain-connect workflow objects.

• The new Workflow Palette gives you an easy way to navigate, discover and use the broad range of workflow objects available. Simply drag an object from the Palette into the canvas, or hold ⌥ and drag to automatically connect to the currently selected objects.
• Add your most-used objects to the Palette Favourites list for quick access, or search and filter the Palette instantly with the / shortcut. Use ↩︎ to add the searched item to the canvas, or ⌥↩︎ to insert and automatically connect.
• Configure the Palette to be full, compact, or hidden to suit your workspace. Even when hidden, the Palette Search will be dynamically available when needed.

• Prefabs enable you to save pre-configured objects, or groups of connected objects, into the Palette. You can then reuse these throughout your workflows just like any other workflow object, saving you time and effort.

• Workflow creators can now add simple user-facing preferences to workflows, making them easier for users to install and set up. The Workflow readme supports a subset of Markdown, so you can style your workflow introduction and help.
• Use easy text fields, checkboxes, selection lists, file pickers and more to allow users to configure a workflow without having to navigate into individual objects or scripts!
• Configuration items can have default values, or can be marked as required, ensuring the user has configured the workflow before it can be used. User values are automatically migrated on updating a workflow.

This is the start of something amazing…

• Alfred’s Automation Task object adds an ever-growing collection of configurable actions you can add to your workflows as building blocks, without having to think about the code behind it; From resizing images and moving files to getting the current Safari tab or switching to Dark Mode.
• The Automation Task collection is aimed at both non-developers, and advanced workflow creators alike. We develop, maintain and enhance the repository of underlying actions, you simply add them to your workflow.

• It’s now possible run macOS Shortcuts as part of your Workflows.

• This is part of our ongoing commitment to make Alfred more accessible and better suited for use with the VoiceOver and Accessibility macOS features.
• In addition to the Palette Search and Workflow User Configuration, both of which were conceived with Accessibility in mind, Workflows can now be edited and navigated using the keyboard.
• Use ⌘arrows to move between objects on the canvas, or ⌘⌥left or ⌘⌥right to navigate forward and back through connected objects. Navigate to sibling objects using ⌘⌥up or ⌘⌥down.
• With VoiceOver enabled, Alfred will be reading the object and connection details as you navigate.

Alfred’s Ubiquitous search has received more improvements, making it easy to get to a specific preference keyword or snippet directly, and even create a new workflow directly from Alfred’s main bar.

And so much more…

Boost your everyday productivity in every way with many more new features and improvements

• We’ve added Interactive Getting Started guides to introduce new users to the Workflow Editor and walk them through creating their first workflows
• Redesigned icons to make workflow objects even easier to recognise
• Many new objects to allow you to write even more code-free workflows, including Conditional objects, a Speech output and a Running Apps filter
• The Workflow list can now be resized to more easily see long workflow names
• Workflow connections can now be disabled in a workflow, preventing Alfred from following that stream when running the workflow
• Improved Workflow object snapping and sizing
• Contextual help in more places throughout the workflow editor
• The Workflow Debugger can be opened and run regardless of a workflow being opened
• Added Workflow Object alignment options to horizontally or vertically align the selected objects, centred, or references around clicked object
• Improved workflow connection click detection, including improved hit zones for alt-connection hints
• Improved colours for hotkey highlighting when sharing combo with other workflows, including disabled ones
  Workflow object notes can now be edited by double clicking them
• Swift and Python 3 have been added to the available script selections (may trigger Apple Developer CLI Tools automatic install)
• External Trigger objects can now optionally be run from the alfred: URL scheme
• Snippet Triggers can now optionally be shown in the Clipboard / Snippets viewerThe Script Filter object has a new `skipknowledge` boolean field in the JSON, preventing Alfred from sorting your outputted results when using UIDs for reselection
• New word matching framework for higher performance, and more intelligent boundary matching when using e.g. Script and List filters
• The {query} placeholder can now have modifiers performed on it e.g. {query.trim.lowercase}
• Added {const:} access to Alfred workflow constants, previously only available to the Scripting environment
• Alfred now defaults to using the Dark / Light Modern themes to better match macOS
• Improved URL handling throughout Alfred
• Improved text view undo algorithm to break coalescing on non-alphanumeric breaks instead of timing
• Add custom Alfred accent colour to Preferences UI, for improved experience on Big Sur+
• Improved icon rendering across the board
• Larger hit zones for buttons at the bottom of the Workflows, Themes and Remote Pages lists
• Improved macOS Colour palette behaviour in theme editor when changing colour options
• New option to allow resetting of colour, size and font in rich text snippets
• Separate icons for Snippets and Snippet Collections for UI clarity
• Enable drag and drop of snippets between collections in the preferences
• Reveal in Finder Universal Action now works with multiple file selections

Version 5.0.4:

• Tweaks to Mini Player AppleScript to fix certain tracks from not playing

macOS 10.14 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Alfred PowerPack 5.0.4 (2092) Pre-release
Size: 9.7 MB
Links: HOMEPAGE – NFO – Torrent Search

Download: UPLOADGiG – NiTROFLARE – RAPiDGATOR