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LaunchBar 6.9.5 adds compatibility with @1Password 7 obdev.at/products/launchbar/…
Replying to @typegirl
Sorry, I’m afraid I don’t understand the problem. What are you trying to accomplish?
Replying to @kevinrj
You are right – there’s is a bug. Will be fixed in the next version. Thanks for pointing this out!
Replying to @AlastairClimate @ecormany
Select some file in LaunchBar, press Tab, select some folder, hit Return. Then you can choose from a bunch of file operations, including all sorts of links and aliases.
We’ve released LaunchBar 6.17 with improved support for macOS Shortcuts today.
obdev.at/launchbar/releaseno…
Replying to @mxgrn
Yes, you are right, with Dvorak, Control-L conflicts with vi-style navigation shortcuts, which are based on the QWERTY layout. But you can turn them off in Settings → Shortcuts → Alternative Arrow Keys, by choosing “None”.
Replying to @com
You probably mean that LaunchBar’s list oriented output (showing one line at the time) isn’t well suited for presenting multi-line results, right?
Replying to @mxgrn
LaunchBar supports Control-N/P already for decades.
In case you haven’t yet not noticed - you can now also reach us on Mastodon.
mastodon.obdev.at/@launchbar
Would be nice to meet you over there!
Replying to @ZevEisenberg
That’s odd indeed. It’s just an ordinary URL. Same results if you open it via Terminal:
open -u "music.apple.com/search?term=…"
ScreenCastsOnline @sconline has released another video tutorial covering LaunchBar. A preview of this tutorial is available here:
screencastsonline.com/tutori…
“Launch Mac apps with the power of thought”
macworld.com/article/562356/…
LaunchBar 6.15 has been released today, adding support for Shortcuts on macOS Monterey and much more.
obdev.at/launchbar/releaseno…
Replying to @jayashmen @wklj
To solve this, LaunchBar provides a LIFO approach. You copy, copy, copy in reverse order, then paste, paste, paste (using the "Paste and remove from history" shortcut).
Replying to @jayashmen @wklj
The problem with FIFO is – how do you define "first"? If there are 300 items in your history you definitely don’t want to start pasting the one that was added "first".
Replying to @telepati
You mean squishing the poor little icon into a quadratic cage to make it less distinguishable from other icons? Not very fond of this idea.
eclecticlight.co/2021/01/12/…
Replying to @Mike
Sorry to hear that. Runs perfectly fine here on Monterey 12.0.1. Please contact us at obdev.at/support/contact/lau… with details. Thanks!



