Using the SF-Symbole works fine for me under macOS Monterey. Under macOS Catalina, however, I do not get any icon displayed. Only the name for the PopClip Extension appears there.
More information about setting up the PopClip Extension can be found in the PopClip Forum:
With a fresh install of Keyboard Maestro on a new computer, I could not display the SF Pro fonts that I had incorporated in my macro names. They instead came up as a square with ? inside of it. I found the way to remedy this was to install SF Pro font as a system font. Here is an article with a link to download SF Pro font. QuickTip: Using SF Symbols in your macOS apps – Xojo Programming Blog
Here is a pallet using those symbols in the macro name description.
Can you share an English version, not everything translates and it’s quite a struggle for illiterate people like myself. Please, share a full version in English if possible. Thanks
I thanked appleianer for posting before downloading and translating the macro.
Appleianer participates a lot and I thought it would be considerate to work in his language sometimes so the effort to translate doesn’t always go to him.
It’s also an opportunity to play with the new built in translation function.
@yashodhankhare I use a German language macOS.
If you open the split KM macro in the KM editor, this should actually be noted in English. Is the first action still there in German for you?