Is it possible to turn off the 'Notify on Timeout' notification for all actions in a particular macro? Instead of having to go into each action and disable it?

I do not know of any way to automate this process, but assuming all the actions have a Notify on timeout option, you can simply select the relevant actions, right click, and uncheck Notify on timeout. If you select any actions that don't have that option along with those that do, then when you righ…

[image] troy: Instead of having to go into each action and disable it? thanx @cdthomer but I'm trying to not go into all the actions one at a time, some macros have a lot of actions..... cheers

@troy Haven't tried it, but maybe you can group the actions and then set it for the group. Cheers! -Neo

thanx @Neo , I just tried, created an action, grouped it, turned off the notify for the group, but the action still had notify enabled.

Hey @troy , the procedure given by @cdthomer doesn't involve going into each action individually... If you select all the actions in a macro that have the Notify on Timeout setting in the gear menu by ⌘-clicking each one and then right-click on one, you can set turn off the setting for all of those …

nice @tiffle , good shot, getting there, the drawback is that if the macro grows with more actions I have to remember to turn off the newly added actions to not notify. I was hoping there was something to put at the start and end of the macro that would suppress the notification (for timeout and/or…

The only other suggestion I can give is the use of KM10's favourite actions feature, as described by @Zabobon here: [image] Change The Default Action Timeout? Currently 99hrs Questions & Suggestions In Keyboard Maestro v10 it is now possible to save Favorite Actions setup…

@troy maybe something for the wishlist @peternlewis ?

How to turn off 'Notify on Timeout' for a macro (all actions within that macro)?

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tiffle January 6, 2022, 3:24pm 8

The only other suggestion I can give is the use of KM10's favourite actions feature, as described by @Zabobon here:

How to turn off 'Notify on Timeout' for a macro (all actions within that macro)?

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