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 5.0.3:

• 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 5.0.3 (2087)
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 5.0.2:

• Prepare for updated v5 Corporate Powerpack activation
• Hide folder's Icon file from navigation to match Finder behaviour
  
  
  • If required, this can be brought back using defaults write com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred fsShowFolderIconFiles 1
• Palette improvements
  
  
  • Favourited Workflow palette items are now prioritised above non-favourited items in the palette search
  • Add "Filter" to "Running Apps" object in palette for consistency
• Write File Workflow output object improvements
  
  
  • Add "Prepend" option to file writing
  • Add option to write relative file to workflow's cache folder
  • Improve accessibility descriptions and tabbing order
• Remove /System/Volumes/Data/ from path subtext for file searches (default search and custom workflow file filters)
• Warn in workflow User Configuration when there are duplicate Environment Variable keys
• Add "Open Editor Shortcuts Help" to Workflow canvas popup menu
  
  
  • Opens useful guide and cheatsheet for operating the canvas effectively using the keyboard
• Add ⇧⌥arrows shortcut to Workflow editor to match ⇧⌥click behaviour of connecting but not moving the selection
• Update Custom Search configuration test button to match encoding behaviour of resulting Custom Search
• Update {clipboard} placeholder to better conform to {placeholder:variation.modifiers}
  
  
  • {clipboard.lowercase} and {clipboard:2.lowercase} is now the recommended syntax
  • {clipboard:lowercase} still works for backwards compatibility
• Fix the help link on the Workflow Dialog Conditional object
• Improve URL syntax parsing for Workflow markdown
  
  
  • Now also makes plain URLs clickable
• Workflow Export dialog
  
  
  • Improve accessibility of fields and responder order
  • Tweak help subtext on Workflow export dialog
• Update Workflow Replace utility to pre-process newlines and tabs in RegEx replacement template

macOS 10.14 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Alfred Powerpack 5.0.2 (2073)
Size: 9.3 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 5.0.1:

• Clear workflow's constants cache on committing an edit to a workflow
• Tweak markdown interpretation to also accept star and plus for unordered lists
• Improve Automation Task Workflow debug output to show which task is being run
• Remove / from the {query} and {var} URL encoded character list to make encoding options more forgiving
• Fix spelling in Workflow Prefab dialog 'cavnas' to 'canvas'
• Fix spelling in Workflow Debug sheet 'do' to 'to'
• Fix button text colour for Workflow Getting Started Follow-Along guide when using macOS Light Mode
• Fix scrollbar behaviour in Workflow Configuration > User Configuration sheet when macOS scrollbars set to Always
• Add a warning dialog at startup if user doesn't meet minimum macOS 10.14 requirement
• Fix correctly saving object configuration when using Run Script or Script Filter set to "External Script" then selecting "Create File" button

macOS 10.14 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Alfred Powerpack 5.0.1 (2067)
Size: 9.9 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 5.0.1:

• Clear workflow's constants cache on committing an edit to a workflow
• Tweak markdown interpretation to also accept star and plus for unordered lists
• Improve Automation Task Workflow debug output to show which task is being run
• Remove / from the {query} and {var} URL encoded character list to make encoding options more forgiving
• Fix spelling in Workflow Prefab dialog 'cavnas' to 'canvas'
• Fix spelling in Workflow Debug sheet 'do' to 'to'
• Fix button text colour for Workflow Getting Started Follow-Along guide when using macOS Light Mode
• Fix scrollbar behaviour in Workflow Configuration > User Configuration sheet when macOS scrollbars set to Always
• Add a warning dialog at startup if user doesn't meet minimum macOS 10.14 requirement
• Fix correctly saving object configuration when using Run Script or Script Filter set to "External Script" then selecting "Create File" button

macOS 10.14 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Alfred Powerpack 5.0.1 (2060)
Size: 9.9 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 (2057):
Workflows

• Brand new Workflow Editor
  
  
  • Completely rewritten from the ground up to put accessibility and performance first
  • New palette for more efficient workflow creation
    
    
    • Drag and drop to add items to the canvas
    • Normal and compact mode, and easily expand and collapse sections
    • Favourites section to host your most used workflow objects
    • Preconfigured objects, or groups of objects, can be stored in the palette as Prefabs for faster workflow creation
  • New Workflow landing screen when no workflows are selected, with handy shortcuts
  • New Getting Started guide
    
    
    • Walks new users through the various aspects of workflow development
    • Interactive Getting Started section in the palette, with prefabs to drag and connect
  • New configurable "User Configuration" for workflows
    
    
    • Add simple user-facing preferences to your workflows, making them easier for users to install and set-up
    • Recognisable controls such as Text fields, check boxes, picker boxes and more
    • Option for required fields which are highlighted with orange
    • Assign variable names and default values to each item which are then available throughout your workflow
    • Configuration shown on importing or upgrading a workflow
    • Quickly access a workflow's configuration from within the editor using the Configure Workflow button, or ⌘,
  • Keyboard navigation around workflow objects
    
    
    • Use ⌘ arrows to select objects around the canvas
    • Use ⌘⌥ left / right to navigate along connection streams
    • Use ⌘⌥ up / down to navigate to connected siblings
    • When no objects are selected, arrow keys will navigate the scroll area (⇧ arrows for larger steps)
    • Improved view focusing progression during actions, making keyboard navigation more predictable
  • New Workflow object icons to clarify workflow development
  • Individual connections can now be disabled, allowing for easier workflow development and testing
  • Efficient automatic workflow object connection with the ⌥ key
    
    
    • When dragging items from the palette or using the palette search, hold ⌥ to automatically connect to selected items
    • Select an item, hold ⌥ and click items to chain connect the items in order
    • Select one or more items, hold ⇧⌥ and click items to connect items to the first selected items
  • When dragging a new connection to an empty space on the canvas, you can now scroll from the edges of the canvas to create more space
  • Improvements to snapping and sizing to allow for better horizontal alignment
  • Notes are now intrinsically rendered as part of the object, so they don't get rendered behind other objects
  • Improved connection path detection, including recognising clicking the alternative path indicator
  • Improved rendering quality when zooming a canvas
  • Added alignment options for selected objects, both horizontally and vertically centred or referenced around clicked object
  • New Inbound Configuration option to modify the incoming argument before it's used
    
    
    • Updated indicator on workflow object input in editor when argument is being modified
  • The workflow list is now resizable
  • Hotkey Trigger highlight colour now differentiates when sharing combo with disabled workflows
    
    
    • Related hotkeys on canvas popup menu also show when the related hotkey is within a disabled workflow
  • Contextual help for workflow objects can now be found in more places
  • It is now possible to edit a Workflow object note by double clicking it
  • The "About Workflow" now supports a subset of Markdown
    
    
    • Add pretty introductions and help to your workflows, including images from the workflow's folder
    • Currently supported: Headers, italic, bold, unordered lists, inline code, separator, local image, links
• New Workflow debugger
  
  
  • Debugger is now available at the top level of the Workflow preferences, without the need to select a workflow
• Created new Automations object category
  
  
  • Moved Music and System Commands into Automations
• Snippet Triggers can now optionally be shown in the Clipboard History / Snippets Viewer
  
  
  • This is a global option available within the Snippet Trigger object configuration
• External Trigger updated to optionally enable running of triggers via URL Scheme
  
  
  • Example shown in object configuration
• Updated Conditional Utility object
  
  
  • Added cases for evaluating boolean true and false
  • Added option to hide the "Else" fallback condition
• Script Filter
  
  
  • Added new skipknowledge boolean field to the top level JSON
    
    
    • Allows for fixed order result sets while maintaining result UIDs (for item re-selection on reload)
• Rename File utility to File Conditional to better represent its purpose
• Rename Split Arg to Vars to Split Arg and add option to output as a list of arguments instead of variables
  
  
  • Added convenient popup button for default delimiters e.g. comma, tab, new line
• Add new Run Shortcut automation object
  
  
  • Run macOS 12+ specified shortcuts from within your workflow
  • Specify input as string or file(s)
  • Choose to ignore Shortcut output and continue, or wait for Shortcut and use its output
• Add new Join Arg utility object
  
  
  • Converts multiple input arguments into a single output argument with specified join character
  • Useful with supporting some Automation Tasks
• Add new Running Apps workflow input filter object
  
  
  • Select output from Bundle ID, Path, or Process ID
  • Add optional result title prefix as a hint to the action
• Add new Dialog Conditional utility object
  
  
  • Present a macOS System dialog to the user
  • Configure title, description and up to 3 available buttons
  • Multiple outputs, allowing different path based on button pressed
• Add new Speak output object
  
  
  • Speaks configured or passed-in text
• Stripped back run script environment to ensure external variables don't pollute Alfred's script environment
  
  
  • Update default run script environment path to /opt/homebrew/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin
• Python 3 has now been added to the default script selection
  
  
  • Note that if Python 3 hasn't already been installed via e.g. Homebrew, this may trigger the Xcode command line tools install
• Update the default selected script type for Run Script and Script Filter to zsh instead of bash
• New word matching framework
  
  
  • Improves boundary matching beyond whitespace
  • New "Word based - sequential" matching option available in Script Filter when selecting "Alfred filters results"
  • List Filter now shares the same matching options available in the Script Filter
• /usr/bin/swift has now been added to the selectable language types in Run Script and Script Filter
• Prevent clicking through on an unpopulated website in the workflow importer and exporter
• Improvements to the placeholder system throughout Workflows
  
  
  • The {query} placeholder will now process placeholder modifiers, e.g. {query.lowercase.trim}
    
    
    • Allows for faster workflow development with fewer utility objects
  • Access constants, previously only available to Run Script and Script Filter, using {const:constname}, e.g. {const:alfred_workflow_version}
    
    
    • Use {constants} in the Debug Utility to view all constants for a workflow within the workflow debugger
    • Improve script runtime handler to prevent user-overridden Alfred constants
  • Debug Utility now uses {variables} to dump all variables, however {allvars} will still be recognised for backwards compatibility.
• When duplicating a symlinked workflow, fully resolve the symlinked path so the workflow is correctly duplicated

• Alfred now uses the Modern and Modern Dark as the default themes
• Roll out enhanced URL handler throughout Alfred allowing for more flexible URL recognition and handling
  
  
  • Remove deprecated UTF-8 option from custom web searches, make all searches UTF-8
• Improve Alfred 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
• Improvements to Ubiquitous Internal Preferences Search, ? keyword within Alfred
  
  
  • Add new blank workflows using ?add workflow

• New option to allow resetting of colour, size and font in rich text
  
  
  • Useful for creating formatted snippets which are dark mode compatible
  • Option also added to Copy to Clipboard Workflow object
• Separate icons for Snippets and Snippet Collections for UI clarity
• Enable drag and drop of snippets between collections in the preferences
• Fix disabled collection colour in preferences dark mode

• Reveal in Finder Universal Action now works with multiple file selections

• Alfred 5 brings a big overhaul in Accessibility, and marks the start of an ongoing process to refine and improve every aspect of Alfred 5
• When searching in Alfred using the ? keyword, or using the Alfred Preferences search, workflows are now correctly focused when searched for and actioned

macOS 10.14 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Alfred Powerpack 5.0 (2057)
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 (2057):
Workflows

• Brand new Workflow Editor
  
  
  • Completely rewritten from the ground up to put accessibility and performance first
  • New palette for more efficient workflow creation
    
    
    • Drag and drop to add items to the canvas
    • Normal and compact mode, and easily expand and collapse sections
    • Favourites section to host your most used workflow objects
    • Preconfigured objects, or groups of objects, can be stored in the palette as Prefabs for faster workflow creation
  • New Workflow landing screen when no workflows are selected, with handy shortcuts
  • New Getting Started guide
    
    
    • Walks new users through the various aspects of workflow development
    • Interactive Getting Started section in the palette, with prefabs to drag and connect
  • New configurable "User Configuration" for workflows
    
    
    • Add simple user-facing preferences to your workflows, making them easier for users to install and set-up
    • Recognisable controls such as Text fields, check boxes, picker boxes and more
    • Option for required fields which are highlighted with orange
    • Assign variable names and default values to each item which are then available throughout your workflow
    • Configuration shown on importing or upgrading a workflow
    • Quickly access a workflow's configuration from within the editor using the Configure Workflow button, or ⌘,
  • Keyboard navigation around workflow objects
    
    
    • Use ⌘ arrows to select objects around the canvas
    • Use ⌘⌥ left / right to navigate along connection streams
    • Use ⌘⌥ up / down to navigate to connected siblings
    • When no objects are selected, arrow keys will navigate the scroll area (⇧ arrows for larger steps)
    • Improved view focusing progression during actions, making keyboard navigation more predictable
  • New Workflow object icons to clarify workflow development
  • Individual connections can now be disabled, allowing for easier workflow development and testing
  • Efficient automatic workflow object connection with the ⌥ key
    
    
    • When dragging items from the palette or using the palette search, hold ⌥ to automatically connect to selected items
    • Select an item, hold ⌥ and click items to chain connect the items in order
    • Select one or more items, hold ⇧⌥ and click items to connect items to the first selected items
  • When dragging a new connection to an empty space on the canvas, you can now scroll from the edges of the canvas to create more space
  • Improvements to snapping and sizing to allow for better horizontal alignment
  • Notes are now intrinsically rendered as part of the object, so they don't get rendered behind other objects
  • Improved connection path detection, including recognising clicking the alternative path indicator
  • Improved rendering quality when zooming a canvas
  • Added alignment options for selected objects, both horizontally and vertically centred or referenced around clicked object
  • New Inbound Configuration option to modify the incoming argument before it's used
    
    
    • Updated indicator on workflow object input in editor when argument is being modified
  • The workflow list is now resizable
  • Hotkey Trigger highlight colour now differentiates when sharing combo with disabled workflows
    
    
    • Related hotkeys on canvas popup menu also show when the related hotkey is within a disabled workflow
  • Contextual help for workflow objects can now be found in more places
  • It is now possible to edit a Workflow object note by double clicking it
  • The "About Workflow" now supports a subset of Markdown
    
    
    • Add pretty introductions and help to your workflows, including images from the workflow's folder
    • Currently supported: Headers, italic, bold, unordered lists, inline code, separator, local image, links
• New Workflow debugger
  
  
  • Debugger is now available at the top level of the Workflow preferences, without the need to select a workflow
• Created new Automations object category
  
  
  • Moved Music and System Commands into Automations
• Snippet Triggers can now optionally be shown in the Clipboard History / Snippets Viewer
  
  
  • This is a global option available within the Snippet Trigger object configuration
• External Trigger updated to optionally enable running of triggers via URL Scheme
  
  
  • Example shown in object configuration
• Updated Conditional Utility object
  
  
  • Added cases for evaluating boolean true and false
  • Added option to hide the "Else" fallback condition
• Script Filter
  
  
  • Added new skipknowledge boolean field to the top level JSON
    
    
    • Allows for fixed order result sets while maintaining result UIDs (for item re-selection on reload)
• Rename File utility to File Conditional to better represent its purpose
• Rename Split Arg to Vars to Split Arg and add option to output as a list of arguments instead of variables
  
  
  • Added convenient popup button for default delimiters e.g. comma, tab, new line
• Add new Run Shortcut automation object
  
  
  • Run macOS 12+ specified shortcuts from within your workflow
  • Specify input as string or file(s)
  • Choose to ignore Shortcut output and continue, or wait for Shortcut and use its output
• Add new Join Arg utility object
  
  
  • Converts multiple input arguments into a single output argument with specified join character
  • Useful with supporting some Automation Tasks
• Add new Running Apps workflow input filter object
  
  
  • Select output from Bundle ID, Path, or Process ID
  • Add optional result title prefix as a hint to the action
• Add new Dialog Conditional utility object
  
  
  • Present a macOS System dialog to the user
  • Configure title, description and up to 3 available buttons
  • Multiple outputs, allowing different path based on button pressed
• Add new Speak output object
  
  
  • Speaks configured or passed-in text
• Stripped back run script environment to ensure external variables don't pollute Alfred's script environment
  
  
  • Update default run script environment path to /opt/homebrew/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin
• Python 3 has now been added to the default script selection
  
  
  • Note that if Python 3 hasn't already been installed via e.g. Homebrew, this may trigger the Xcode command line tools install
• Update the default selected script type for Run Script and Script Filter to zsh instead of bash
• New word matching framework
  
  
  • Improves boundary matching beyond whitespace
  • New "Word based - sequential" matching option available in Script Filter when selecting "Alfred filters results"
  • List Filter now shares the same matching options available in the Script Filter
• /usr/bin/swift has now been added to the selectable language types in Run Script and Script Filter
• Prevent clicking through on an unpopulated website in the workflow importer and exporter
• Improvements to the placeholder system throughout Workflows
  
  
  • The {query} placeholder will now process placeholder modifiers, e.g. {query.lowercase.trim}
    
    
    • Allows for faster workflow development with fewer utility objects
  • Access constants, previously only available to Run Script and Script Filter, using {const:constname}, e.g. {const:alfred_workflow_version}
    
    
    • Use {constants} in the Debug Utility to view all constants for a workflow within the workflow debugger
    • Improve script runtime handler to prevent user-overridden Alfred constants
  • Debug Utility now uses {variables} to dump all variables, however {allvars} will still be recognised for backwards compatibility.
• When duplicating a symlinked workflow, fully resolve the symlinked path so the workflow is correctly duplicated

• Alfred now uses the Modern and Modern Dark as the default themes
• Roll out enhanced URL handler throughout Alfred allowing for more flexible URL recognition and handling
  
  
  • Remove deprecated UTF-8 option from custom web searches, make all searches UTF-8
• Improve Alfred 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
• Improvements to Ubiquitous Internal Preferences Search, ? keyword within Alfred
  
  
  • Add new blank workflows using ?add workflow

• New option to allow resetting of colour, size and font in rich text
  
  
  • Useful for creating formatted snippets which are dark mode compatible
  • Option also added to Copy to Clipboard Workflow object
• Separate icons for Snippets and Snippet Collections for UI clarity
• Enable drag and drop of snippets between collections in the preferences
• Fix disabled collection colour in preferences dark mode

• Reveal in Finder Universal Action now works with multiple file selections

• Alfred 5 brings a big overhaul in Accessibility, and marks the start of an ongoing process to refine and improve every aspect of Alfred 5
• When searching in Alfred using the ? keyword, or using the Alfred Preferences search, workflows are now correctly focused when searched for and actioned

macOS 10.14 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Alfred Powerpack 5.0 (2057)
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 GM1:

• Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.

macOS 10.14 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Alfred Powerpack 5.0 GM1
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 RC1:

• Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.

macOS 10.14 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Alfred PowerPack 5.0 RC1
Size: 9.2 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 EA8:

• Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.

macOS 10.14 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Alfred PowerPack 5.0 EA8
Size: 9.1 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

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Version 5.0 EA6:

• Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.

macOS 10.14 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Alfred PowerPack 5.0 EA6
Size: 9.1 MB
Links: HOMEPAGE – NFO – Torrent Search

Download: UPLOADGiG – NiTROFLARE – RAPiDGATOR