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Discussions tagged with 'application grouping' on WindowsForum.com cover methods for organizing apps and windows in Windows 10 and 11. Topics include using third-party tools like Groupy 2 for tabbed workspaces, understanding Windows 11's Start menu categories powered by a local JSON file, and customizing taskbar behavior to prevent app window grouping. Users also explore grouping Start menu items by application area and adjusting the order of entries. These threads reflect ongoing interest in improving multitasking and workspace organization within Windows.
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    Enhance Windows Multitasking with Groupy 2: The Ultimate Tabbed Workspace Solution

    For years, productivity enthusiasts and power users have debated the strengths and shortcomings of Windows' multitasking features. The latest out-of-the-box capabilities in Windows 11—Task View, virtual desktops, Snap Layouts—represent significant improvements over past versions, yet many users...
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    • application grouping desktop management groupy multitasking power user tools productivity tools snap layouts stardock tabbed interface task view third-party utilities virtual desktops window management window sprawl windows customization windows productivity workflow optimization workspace
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    • Forum: Windows News
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    Windows 11 Start Menu Categories Explained: Local JSON, Privacy, and Limitations

    Windows 11's Start menu is once again at the center of user experience discussions, this time with a significant but subtly implemented change: the introduction of Categories powered not by cloud intelligence or real-time AI inference, but by a hefty, locally-stored 15MB JSON file. While...
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    • app categorization app management application grouping customization json database local data microsoft microsoft store operating system power users privacy software development start menu system update tech industry trends ui design user experience windows 11 windows update
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    • Forum: Windows News
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    Windows 11 Start Menu Update: Removed Recommended Section & New App Categorization

    Microsoft's ongoing evolution of the Windows 11 Start menu has introduced a mix of enhancements and limitations, reflecting the company's balancing act between innovation and user control. Recent developments have brought both welcome features and potential frustrations for users. Removal of the...
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    • app categorization app management application grouping customization feedback microsoft recommended section start menu system features tech news ui improvements user experience user interface windows 11 windows features windows update
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Windows News
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    How do I stop windows joining taskbar buttons for buttons for the same app?

    I don't mean "grouping", which seems to be something to do with turning off the labels and nothing to do with groups. I mean.... I have 5 apps open, one of them has three windows. They're joined on the taskbar, I try to move one of them along past another app, it won't do it! The whole group...
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    • app management application grouping customization interface microsoft multiple windows navigation productivity software issues task management taskbar user experience user interface windows windows 11 workspace
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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    Windows 7 Sound at start and sequence of Startmenu-items

    Hello, I have two questions: 1. Which DLL uses W7/64 for the sound at start-up of Windows? I would like to edit it for my own sound. 2. How can I alter the sequence of the entries in the Start-menu? Now the sequence is in sequence of creation, I would like to group them by applicationarea. Who...
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    • application grouping audio files customization dll editing registry start menu startup sound task management user interface windows 7
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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