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Use the Text Manipulation action, with Extract Text and Group 1 options, and regular expressions from (.*), to .* and from .*, to (.*)

If you're looking to incorporate the original notification's app name, into a new notification created in MacroDroid, though, would something like the following work?:

It might be worth looking into installing Google Drive Sync on your PC. I am pretty sure it writes new files that it finds in your Google/Android cloud account, with creation dates that match those files' dates in the cloud. And you'd have to configure the sync utility to sync images/videos as...

Use a regular expression of [a-zA-Z]: See regex101.com for a great introduction and testing platform for regular expressions.

Depends on that app, and what setting(s) it looks at to hide its notifications. If it looks at the ringer volume setting, then it'll probably work. If it doesn't work, you could try: Using MacroDroid's Priority Mode "Alarm Only" instead of "Block All" option. That leaves the media volume...

Instead of using Do Not Disturb, could you just set the ringer and notification volumes to 0 to mute? (restoring to prior values with the next shake)

Not a phone, technically -- a Chromebook. I use that to create most macros for screenshots on this forum, since it has a full-size keyboard, bigger screen, mouse, etc. etc. Much faster to type, than on an actual phone. The MacroDroid app works just fine for most actions when running within...

You could use a MacroDroid StopWatch as in the attached.

Something like the attached could work to prompt for your minutes-until-alarm value, allowing both a straight number of minutes, or a time in the form of HH:MM. It calculates the number of minutes until that time, if it sees that the time value has an embedded colon. It's pretty basic, but you...

Try Regex: (\d\d)[: ]0(\d) and replacement text: $1 oh $2 The $n says "output the incoming matching group #n". Note that Regex101 allows you to test substitutions as well as matching; click the "Substitution" link in the left navigation area.

Thanks for clarifying. Does the email address shown in MacroDroid's Settings > EMail Settings look correct? And do you have any permissions denied to MacroDroid (in Android's Permissions settings screen for the app)? If all that looks good, one thing you could try which might provide additional...

In your Send Email action, did you choose Gmail or SMTP? That "AuthenticationFailedException" error in your log looks like it might have come from an SMTP attempt. I have always used the GMail option...

A good question; unfortunately, I don't know the answer. I think the scheme is normally that an app will request access to a user's Google account the first time it's needed, and after that, assuming a user granted access, everything's fine. I'm not sure how to force MacroDroid to re-request...

You shouldn't need to use OAUTH to send an email from MacroDroid, as long as MacroDroid is the current Play Store version and you've authorized it as an authorized "Third-Party Service" on your Google account. To see if that latter aspect is in place, Go to myaccount.google.com/ in your...

Couple options... a) 2 second delay That "Wait" action is in Macros / Wait before next action. The loop scheme suggested by @Dm114 would look like so: b) "Wait until" airplane mode is on A variant of that would be to use the "Wait Until" action, similar to @dhj49er 's suggestion, but using a...