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Dear Little Snitch user community, With the release of Little Snitch 4.3 nightly (5237) we tried another approach to tackle the “delay during system startup on macOS Mojave” issue that some of you are experiencing. So far we’ve received positive feedback from users who have installed this nightly bu...

Glad to hear that it's resolved now!

Regarding customer support - we are currently answering hundreds of emails in the course of the Little Snitch 4 release, so response times are a bit slower than usual. Thanks for your patience!

On the Little Snitch 4 Public Beta download page there's a license key that lets you run the beta until October:
https://obdev.at/littlesnitch-beta/

And the upgrades available in the store are already upgrades to version 4:
https://obdev.at/littlesnitch/order.html

Possibly related to the same macOS Bug mentioned here:

viewtopic.php?f=4&t=10841

We are looking into this.

Yes, that's a bug introduced in macOS 10.12.5. We'll release an update soon that works around this bug.

sanguish wrote:Is there any method of syncing my Launchbar index rules across machines?

Not yet, sorry.

sanguish wrote:Launchbar user since it was a NeXTSTEP script!

Me too!

LaunchBar comes with a built-in "New Text Document Here" action. ⋅  Select a folder in LaunchBar ⋅  Press Tab ⋅  Select the "New Text Document Here" action and hit Return You will be asked for a filename. Once you hit Return the file is created an op...

LaunchBar uses an adaptive search algorithm, that ranks the search result based on previous usage patterns. It automatically adapts to your habits, allowing you to select your most frequently accessed items by typing just one or two letters. For example, you might type ED in order to select TextEdit...

We've released LaunchBar 6.2 today, which adds support for Fantastical 2.

In LaunchBar 6 you can use Shift-Return for that purpose.

Look at this forum topic for further examples:
Unit Conversion (Weight, Temperature, etc.)

You can actually do this with a search template: x-launchbar:calculate?argument=*&expression=(@/1.165)/1.1&title=f(@)=&result=@ You can then select this template in LaunchBar, press Space, enter the function argument and hit Return to get the result displayed in large type. Or invoke it ...

Just for the sake of completeness, each of the six available file operations is directly accessible with different modifier key combinations: ⋅  Command-Return: Move to Folder ⋅  Option-Return: Copy to Folder ⋅  Command-Option-Return: Make Alias ⋅  Control-Ret...

Since Google and Wikipedia are now actions instead of search templates, your previous abbreviation mappings for these items are no longer effective. Therefore you indeed have to re-train your preferred abbreviations for these two items. The fastest way to do this: Spell out the complete name GOOGLE ...

The most efficient, and therefore recommended way would be:

1) Instand Send a selected item to LaunchBar
2) Type the name of the desired target folder
3) Press Command-Return to move or Option-Return to copy the item

That way you can circumvent the list of possible actions at all.