On 5 Oct 2014, at 21:29, Lorin Hochstein wrote:
I use Fluid <http://fluidapp.com/> to make web apps look like Mac
apps. The
paid version of Fluid allows you to pin the apps to the status bar.
To activate a pinned app, I need to click on it in the status bar. I'd
like
to be able to activate it from Quicksilver, but the "Open" action
doesn't
work on these types of apps. Is there any way to do this?
I just tried it and I don’t think so. Not by selecting the application
and hitting “Open” anyway.
This isn’t specific to Fluid apps. If you run Viscosity, Dropbox,
CloudApp, or anything else that lives in the status bar, running Open on
the application isn’t the same as clicking that icon.
You’d probably have to create an AppleScript that makes System Events
click on the thing. Or, I see an option in Fluid to assign a global
shortcut to an app. I haven’t tried that because I hate global
shortcuts, but I assume it will work for an app assigned to the status
bar.
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