Applications that are open and actively used should appear as "active" within the group, and the group icon should also indicate that there are open applications within the group (same marking used for open applications in the taskbar).
Why it's needed: For users like me, app grouping arises from necessity, not aesthetic reasons. I discovered the AppGroup project when my taskbar was overflowing with apps but I still needed to see if each app was active. It's a fantastic project.
However, in its current state, it only allows grouping and command-to-open apps. If apps are already open, it doesn't indicate which app is open within the group or on the group icon. Because of this, the taskbar becomes cluttered with open apps outside of grouping. I don't know if it's technically feasible, but the feature I'm suggesting would solve all my problems with this application.
Thank you for the wonderful project. Keep up the awesome work!
Applications that are open and actively used should appear as "active" within the group, and the group icon should also indicate that there are open applications within the group (same marking used for open applications in the taskbar).
Why it's needed: For users like me, app grouping arises from necessity, not aesthetic reasons. I discovered the AppGroup project when my taskbar was overflowing with apps but I still needed to see if each app was active. It's a fantastic project.
However, in its current state, it only allows grouping and command-to-open apps. If apps are already open, it doesn't indicate which app is open within the group or on the group icon. Because of this, the taskbar becomes cluttered with open apps outside of grouping. I don't know if it's technically feasible, but the feature I'm suggesting would solve all my problems with this application.
Thank you for the wonderful project. Keep up the awesome work!