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Power Toys Run: Add possibility to filter running processes #5531
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@NikiforovAll
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@NikiforovAll that would be pretty neat |
actually, if we could force Window Walker plugin with a higher result, i think this would do what you want. |
@crutkas Yes, I agree. It is only reasonable to add filtering if there is something else to search for. E.g. as a user I don't want to open my one of gazillion running chrome tabs, but launch a new instance. If we do it not only for running processes, it could look like: @running, @Application, @folder Examples:
Both ideas would make my experience better. |
Personally, for me, it is this one "Switch to the windows of the processes (is available).". I also can see the action side bard next to an Application item. So it could be useful to search for a process to click something in the sidebar (e.g. process termination) |
Switching windows is available. You can search for open windows. |
I used to use WindowWalker primarily to switch between open windows, or find an open window and switch to it quickly. I am really disappointed that running applications are not prioritized at the top. Alt + Space; "Outlook", Enter.....boom, another new instance of Outlook. Ridiculous IMO :) |
I've used Switcherroo and for long time WindowWalker(much faster than Switcheroo) as Alt-Tab replacment to switch between running apps. |
@NikiforovAll https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys/wiki/PowerToys-Run-Overview#15-action-key Please reopen the issue in case it's not providing what you need. |
I tend to search for already running processes quite frequently. It would be awesome to write something like this
Chrome @running
Do you think this concept can be generalized as a search query mechanism for Power Toys Run?
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