Closed DanitiKain closed 7 years ago
What does that mean?
I did a quick search and Kiwi seems to be a Mac app that makes it so that mailto:
links are sent to Gmail, I do not understand what this has to do with Google Docs or Alfred.
The whole G Suite runs inside a kiwi windows separate from the browser. So having it open in there would be helpful vs using another browser tab for a google doc. This makes it function more like a office application. Kiwi is much more than just a gmail tool.
Can you open urls in Kiwi from a terminal?
For example using: open -b «kiwi’s bundle identifier» http://example.org
If that is possible, then this workflow can be made to use the same scheme.
See issue #35 for more details.
If you do not know about the open
shell command or bundle identifiers
then I suggest you ask the support team at Kiwi.
On 5 Sep 2017, at 19:12, briant97 wrote:
The whole G Suite runs inside a kiwi windows separate from the browser. So having it open in there would be helpful vs using another browser tab for a google doc. This makes it function more like a office application.
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Hello Brian,
Thank you for contacting us. Unfortunately, the development team say this is not possible. It has been added to the list of feature requests that they will look into, though. Best Regards,
Manny Santiago Customer Support Representative Zive, Inc.
Thanks for the follow-up, I am closing this issue as it sounds like there is nothing we can do to work with Kiwi.
When they implement URL support, it should be possible to configure the open_args
workflow variable similar to how it is already done for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari (see the Configuration section of the ReadMe).
Can you make this so it works and opens docs in kiwi for gmail.