I was thinking about this too, actually. It feels like a natural fit, given Groupy already has almost all the capabilities it would need to do this and what remains would be pretty trivial to implement.
Yeah, its a program I basically used every day and had a licence for. My usecase was keeping track of various scripts and files with a custom tree structure to assist my existing taskbar as a floating utility, something that ObjectDock doesn't really offer -- and since ObjectDock's font rendering is kinda broken when you want filenames, its not a suitable replacement at all. I would have just kept running ObjectBar but it became buggy, and eventually over the ye
Agreed, its honestly quite sad. I'd just like to know why my favourite product in their lineup (due to its sheer customizability) was removed.
Thank-you very much, and thank-you to the StardockTeam for their work over the years in making Windows a much nicer environment to work in.
I was feeling nostalgic, so I thought I'd make a thread and finally get an answer. I know its long since dead but I've wondered for years why it was discontinued given beyond some minor hiccups periodically it mostly runs just fine in the right compatibility modes. I can't... Really think of anything that comes close in terms of basic functionality that could replace it: Rainmeter is a badly behaved headache that demands you script in it and doesn't like users making regular changes o
Long time lurker, first time poster: Bug found: Groupy 1&2 don't recognize Unreal Engine 4/5's sub-windows as Groupable windows They have distinct titlebars and entries in Taskbar so this is a bit strange. I imagine it behaves the same way with other programs with similar UI design patterns (eg, a lot of business-facing software works this way)? My personal thoughts (not bugs necessarily, but big usabilit
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