Open Safari windows from anywhere, jump into private browsing, switch between profiles, browse your history, and move through tabs instantly, right from Alfred.

• Available on the Alfred Gallery. Get it here.
• You can also download it directly from GitHub here.

Opens a new Safari window in the current space.

• Keyword: sw
  • ⌘ ↩ Open a new private window

Copies the URL of the currently focused Safari tab directly to your clipboard, allowing for quick sharing or referencing.

• Keyword: swc
  • ⇧ ⌘ ↩ Copy the URL using Markdown format.

Extracts the current tab (the one you are currently viewing) and opens it in a new private browsing window.

• Keyword: stp
  • ⌘ ↩ Close the tab in the normal browsing windows.

Browse all open Safari tabs and search by title or URL to instantly bring the one you need into focus.

• Keyword: swt
  • ↩ Switch to the selected tab in Safari
  • ⇧ ⌘ ↩ Copy the URL using Markdown format.
  • ⌘ ↩ Copy the URL of the tab
  • ⌥ ↩ Modify the URL
  • ⌃ ↩ Close the tab

Browse your recent Safari browsing history and search by title or URL.

• Keyword: shi
  • ↩ Open the selected history item in Safari
  • ⇧ ⌘ ↩ Copy the URL using Markdown format.
  • ⌘ ↩ Copy the URL to the clipboard
  • ⌥ ↩ Modify the URL

List and open Safari windows using up to 5 customizable profiles (e.g., work, personal, school).

• Keyword: swp

Use sw p[number] to instantly open a new Safari window with the selected profile.

Note: Profiles without assigned names in the workflow configuration will not appear in the list, allowing for a cleaner interface with only the profiles that are actually used.

Keywords, hotkeys, and Safari profile names can be customized. All configuration is handled directly in Alfred.

• This workflow is inspired in Caio Gondim's one