The Alfred Emoji Pack
Using Alfred 3 Snippets to turn :joy: into 😂.
The Alfred Emoji Pack launched on January 25, 2020 with 5 votes, #1,254 of 3,486 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
For those of us who use emoji's frequently the existing mac shortcut to open the emoji panel is slow and complicated. This Alfred 3 pack makes typing emojis in every app and text input into a slack like experience :smile: :thumbsup:
I’m a millennial. This will hopefully lend some context to what I’m about to show you, because you tacitly understand that I’m basically required by law to get on Snapchat and to overuse emoji, stickers, and gifs (which, by the way, are literally everything). I fought the urge for as long as I could, but peer pressure won out. I’m also a Product Designer, which carries its own meaning. In general, designers of all stripes are trained to look at the world and see opportunities to make it better. This trait has resulted in things like the iPhone, the three point seat belt, and the wheel. Today, it brings you a nicer way to use emoji. People often ask me what my…from joelcalifa.com
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