Set it to receive no input in any application. If you wanted to create a shortcut for the app, you could make a Quick Action in Automator. There is one thing you could do with Automator, though. You can save that as an application in Script Editor. Note that the URL property needs to be a full URL while the open location command can leave off the protocol. Edit the URLs and Add additional open location lines as needed. Open Script Editor and paste in the following code. I can't think of a way to make automator do it without using an AppleScript Action.īut since Automator offers nothing additional to this solution, you could just make it an AppleScript application. Just add more lines in the tell window 1 block. The answer to this question could be used for what you want. But, it might be easier to just do the whole thing with an AppleScript. You could run an AppleScript action and tell Safari to open a new document window, then run open web pages action which might open them in the new window. I'm not sure how to tell it to open a new browser window. I don't use it at all, so not sure exactly what it is you are seeing or how to fix it. When I open a separate Safari I do not know how to get the workflow to open within that Safari. How can I get it to open a new separate Safari first. I generally have 3-4 Desktops set on the top of the screen. When I double click on it, it launches, but it takes over on other Safari's open on other desktops.

Your application will try to open whatever you pass to it with Safari, along with the web sites you entered.Ī Quick Action will appear in the Services menu and in the ctrl-click contextual menu (if you select input it accepts).Īn Application and a plain Workflow will not appear there. If you started with a plain Workflow, you converted it to an Application at some point.Īn Application will take input and process that input. This shows that it is not a plain Workflow: You created an Application, not a Quick Action.

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