There's been an issue for a long time with Quicksilver forgetting Triggers.
Well, the real issue is when setting a Trigger. If you can get a triggers set up and Quicksilver remembers it after a restart, then Quicksilver should have it set permanently. But, for some reason, new triggers are tricky. What works pretty well, for me, and for reasons I don't understand, is the following: 1. Make a new trigger. 2. Close QS preferences. 3. Open QS preferences. 4. Look at your Triggers to see if the one you just made is still there. repeat 2 - 4 again. 5. Close QS preferences. 6. Relaunch QS by activating QS, and holding control-cmd-q 7. repeat 2 - 4 8. If your trigger is still there (and, for me, 90% of the time it still is), you should be good. If not: 9. repeat step 6. repeat everything again. -- Subscription settings: http://groups.google.com/group/blacktree-quicksilver/subscribe?hl=en
