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This was discussed before and Peter had an interesting take on it.

Execute Macro Action Supersedes Macro Disabled Status?

Yes, this is behaving as designed. Originally I was on the fence on this, but now I am definitely moving in this direction. Disabling a macro disables all its triggers, as well as any implicit triggers (such as within a macro group or a web trigger), but it can still be executed explicitly, by Execute a Macro and via executing the macro explicitly via its UUID in AppleScript (not sure if I have implemented that, but that is my design intention). If you want to disable a macro even from this s…