alfred-pipe VS alfred-bear

I agree with others that you might want to reconsider your choice of text editor, but assuming that you can't do that for whatever reason, then the pipe workflow looks perfect for you. This allows you to run the clipboard through a "shell one-liner" - in your case, you could use sed 's/\. /\n/g'.

What about | pipe? You can make custom alias for 'pipe' commands like tr, sed, cut, etc.

Bear

Thank you! I was using a much older one (https://github.com/chrisbro/alfred-bear). Will try the one you linked!

On macOS I get the beachball and an unresponive Bear when opening notes with Alfred and this Alfred workflow. The beachball usually takes about 10 seconds.

If you’re willing to use an Alfred Workflow this one by Chris Brown lets you search and jump to tags. (Look for the bst command.) I use it everyday!

Bear by Chris Brown, which I use to quickly open my notes

On the Mac, I use Chris Brown’s Alfred Workflow to jump to subtags in the tag tree. I also find this useful for browsing, since the sidebar makes it unwieldy to browse anything deeply nested. See the “bst” command. If you use or are willing to use Alfred, you can recreate the Evernote functionality you describe – I prefer it, in fact, since you can start anywhere, and don’t need to switch apps first. In case it’s useful...