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shades-of-purple-alfred

v2.3.0

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Professional Alfred color-scheme with hand-picked & bold shades of purple πŸ’œ to go along with your daily spotlight. A custom Alfred color-scheme.

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Professional Alfred color-scheme with hand-picked & bold shades of purple πŸ’œ to go along with your daily spotlight. A custom Alfred color-scheme.

Install

Easy Installation

  1. Download Shades of Purple (with Border).alfredappearance β€” just click this link and Press Cmd/Ctrl + S to save it as is on your system. Make sure the extension remains .alfredappearance
  2. Double click to open it in Alfred, it will ask you to confirm the import. Do that.
  3. Done!!! πŸ™Œ

You can also find Shades of Purple on Alfred App's Site.

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