Search through Safari history with Alfred.
Download
the latest release
and double-click it.
Use amd64 for Intel chips and arm64 for M1 chips.
Alfred will proceed with the installation.
The first time you use the workflow after install or upgrade, you will see the security warning:
This is a quirk of MacOS 10.15 and above. Apple currently forces developers to pay $99 per year to officially sign the executable and avoid the warning.
After seeing this warning, you have to go to
System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General
and click the new button that has appeared to allow the executable to run.
You then have to run it again, and you will see this security warning again, but now it will have a new button that lets you allow the executable to run.
Run h <query> to look through the Safari history.
The workflow allows searching by multiple keywords.
