Alfred v3.0.2 - Mac OS X

Alfred 3.0.2
Size:3.22 MB

COURTESY OF CORE

Alfred is an award-winning productivity application for OS X. Alfred saves you time when you search for files online or on your Mac. Be more productive with hotkeys, keywords, and file actions at your fingertips.

Loads of app-launching, file-searching goodness – free for you to download and use with no strings attached. Alfred is the ultimate productivity tool for your Mac. Get it and see for yourself.

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Note: This application contains in-app and/or external module purchases.
What’s New
Version 3.0.2:

Note: Now requires OS X 10.9 or later
Note: If you’re using version 2.xx and have the PowerPack, upgrading to version 3.x is a paid upgrade.
Corporate Licensing

Alfred 3 corporate licensing now available
We will be rolling out updated corporate licenses to current corporate users in the coming days If you are interested in corporate licensing for your business or team, please contact our info@ email address

General Improvements

Recognise ‘alfred3workflow’ file extension in the same way as ‘alfredworkflow’ for installing workflows. Helps helper libraries such as Alfred-Workflow by Dean Jackson (deanishe) with features such as auto-update Fix intelligent selection list wrapping (in e.g. Clipboard History view), making it more predictable. The wrapping from last item to first item and first item to last item will now only occur with a key press, not a repeated key hold. Only treat clipboard history image data as images if there isn’t associated plain string data. This allows copying from apps such as Numbers and Excel in the correct text version Prepend workflow folder to PYTHONPATH environment variable when running Python scripts In text service, reset buffered chars when characters typed with ctrl key down:
Allows for e.g. ctrl+c terminal, then typing snippet. Also helps expansion when using e.g. emacs bindings Always set the argument for a workflow dictionary filter, this allows ‘not found’ words to be processed in the same way as matching words

Requirements

Intel, 64-bit processor OS X 10.9 or later