Alexey Dokuchaev

> It would be helpful if an outline of the window (a non-filled rectangle) were shown while using alt+tab to cycle through the window list. Helpful to what, exactly? :-)...

> With an outline, you see where the window you're switching to is located, which is often sufficient. (I guess you subconsciously memorize where on the screen your windows are.)...

Thanks, this is a nice feature indeed. However, I'm a bit surprised that when I enable it, it groups *all* windows across all worskspaces, not just those which belong to...

> You could help evaluate #565 (and improve?) Thanks for the hint, I'll take a look! > How many windows do you have per workspace and totally? I have four...

> I'm a bit surprised that when I enable it, it groups all windows across _all_ worskspaces, not just those which belong to the current one. Is there a way...

Feel kind of bad about nagging you again, but did you have a chance to think about making this configurable or maybe aligned with the _TaskBarShowAllWindows_ setting? Global grouping by...

> Let _TaskBarShowAllWindows_ influence _TaskBarTaskGrouping_ Oh this is so much better now, can't thank you enough! :-)

This imposes the same problem I've mentioned in the issue #644: having a text input field would mean that IceWM not only manages windows, but does what's typically a widget...

> to be able to type in the new window title manually This implies that IceWM would need to grow a pair of _widget toolkit_ features, like text input and...

> I think it shouldn't change the clients WM stacking order, or very carefully restore it when the next tab or a cancel occurs. I see. Alternative to window raising...