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Thank you for these steps. Yep, CTRL+N results in a new Windows File Explorer window opening.
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Thank you, Basj - your swift reply is appreciated! Already tried uninstalling/reinstalling latest version (2.31) of Groupy2 - and even reinstalling Windows - and restarting multiple times. The issue persists. Most of the time, Groupy2 will not instantiate new File Explorer tabs. For that matter, it frequently doesn't create other types of new tabs. Right now I am clicking to create new tabs on an Excel window and nothing happens. Please note that Groupy and
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In Windows 11 25H2, Groupy is set with Grouping settings > Replace File Explorer & Windows Notepad tabs. With most windows, the user can click the header bar to drag the window around. With Notepad in a Groupy2 header, clicking the header to drag th
In Windows 11 25H2, Groupy is set with Grouping settings > Replace File Explorer & Windows Notepad tabs. Most of the time, clicking the new tab button (plus +) to the right of a File Explorer tab does nothing. Literally there is no response to clicking the button. This is true even with a freshly installed instance of Groupy in a newly installed Windows 11 25H2 machine. Clicking the dropdown next to the + sign and choosing "New tab" causes that window to minimize, and n
Thank you for the swift reply.
Thank you, Basj. Any news on this request?
Using v.1.50 on Windows 10 Pro 64-bit, Windows Task Manager shows that two sets of Groupy processes run simultaneously: 64-bit ------------------------------------------------------ Stardock Groupy: GroupyCtrl.exe Groupy:  
On the taskbar, Groupy allows the user to replace individual application windows with its groups. (This setting is: Settings > Visuals > More settings > Only show a taskbar button for the active window in a group.) This is convenient because it makes it easier to find the right application window. However, the windows shown in the taskbar are named after the currently active window in the group, and sometimes the name of a window isn't something immediately recognizable
I am a project manager who frequently has 100+ windows open and rapidly changes the desktop over the course of the day depending on which projects and new business opportunities are being worked on. I am hoping to find some software that would effectively allow me to identify groups of applications, related files, and commonly used folders and basically launch them up as needed. Stardock looked to be super-cool, with a great modern interface, and closely aligned with my requir
