If you are going down this path, do please stay safe, and do consider more secure and reliable approaches before relying on the admittedly quick to implement, remote triggers. The second one also highlights an alternative URL interface, and the VPN option could be applied to the first option too for even stronger security, but again requires some extra effort as you need to configure a VPN connection. The first and last can certainly be utilised by Shortcuts, but the last requires the use of another tool, Hazel. Write a file to a cloud sync’d folder and have Hazel watch the folder and trigger the appropriate KM macro.A VPN connection actually opens up layering several approaches. Route your firewall to allow access to macros via login on a local Keyboard Maestro web server, or utilise a VPN connection to your Mac’s network to give you internal access.Enable a certificate based SSH connection back to your Mac and trigger the macro from the command line directly (shell script utilising osascript check out each macros “or by script” options.Here are some examples to illustrate just a few of those options. There are several other methods that can be used to trigger a macro when you are off the Mac’s LAN, that should offer more security. You can read about them in the Keyboard Maestro documentation for remote triggers - Peter has flagged a lot of potential issues for it not sure why he’s even let it persist to be honest.
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But I need some consistent way to force Safari to do a full reload from the keyboard.
Just take note of the security implications with this approach, and the potentially for poor reliability. I could see using Keyboard Maestro instead. Had not seen this trigger option before, this is opening up whole new areas of automation
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