Smarter app grouping

[iuuky]

For example: I have multiple Firefox profiles (by running Firefox with one of the following options: --ProfileManager, '-P' or '-p') but they all appear as one app.

[nokyan]

Hi,
that's because they run under the same app ID, thus Resources can't distinguish between them.

[iuuky]

Sorry for the long wait. Life and such.

I see. To clarify - my setup uses .desktop file actions for each profile. They run under different PIDs, but they still belong to the same group/app id, as you suggested.

.desktop file actions coud however have an exception, which could look like this:

Then again, the app would look a bit less minimalistic.

[nokyan]

Sorry for the long wait. Life and such.

I see. To clarify - my setup uses .desktop file actions for each profile. They run under different PIDs, but they still belong to the same group/app id, as you suggested.

.desktop file actions coud however have an exception, which could look like this:

Then again, the app would look a bit less minimalistic.

I believe there's unfortunately not really a way to see which .desktop action has spawned which process. Determining which application a process belongs to is already more of an educated guess by Resources than anything else, at least for non-Flatpak apps. :/