
r/Alfred

AppCleaner Alfred Workflow
A simple Alfred workflow to uninstall apps with AppCleaner
- Search and uninstall apps via the `uninstall` keyword.
- Alternatively, uninstall an app via the Universal Action.
Workflow link: https://github.com/iAli/appcleaner-workflow
My other workflows: https://github.com/stars/iAli/lists/my-alfred-workflows
All with zero dependencies or ai-generated code.
⭐ If you find any of them useful, consider giving it a star on GitHub.
>Note: AppCleaner is a free, well-known app that helps you uninstall apps along with their associated files.
How to set app aliases
Hello, I'm new to Alfred. I just got into it after RayCast 2.0 was announced, and I was able to port a lot of the stuff that RayCast has.
But the one feature I'm missing is the app aliases.
For example, these things here, which I circled in the image below. Basically, how do you set app aliases in Alfred? For those who maybe don't know what app aliases are, they're like another name for the action, and I'm wondering how you can set those.
For now, I've approached this a bit inconveniently (image at the bottom), and I basically run a bash script to open them, and I'm wondering if that's the best way.
I would like to get as close to the RayCast behavior as possible because a lot of apps share somewhat similar names, and fuzzy search didn't even work on Raycast, which was a great solution. I would like to port it to Alfred as well.
Thank you all very much.
M5 Pro MacBook Pro here. I found Alfred 5 is even faster and more responsive than system-level Spotlight!!! IT'S AMAZING:) How do they achieve that???
reddit.comHow to completely uninstall Alfred (all of it)
Hey,
My alfred has just stopped working properly (it wont detect apps anymore). I tried deleting reinstalling, clearing cache, doing the metadata thing (twice) but to no avail. I have no idea what else to do so i want to try and do a fresh install, the last time i reinstalled the data still somehow survived (settings and all of that somehow) so how can i fully uninstall it!