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Custom trigger tab suggestion
The recent change to be able to remove an entire category of custom triggers got me thinking.
Being a borderline hoarder, I hate to lose triggers, even if I'm not using them anymore. How about if ACT could remember if I collapsed a category? Then I could collapse those that I'm not using anymore so they only show one line for the category, but still retain the triggers. Adding or removing a trigger or exiting and re-running ACT would remember / restore each category's collapsed / expanded state.
Being a borderline hoarder, I hate to lose triggers, even if I'm not using them anymore. How about if ACT could remember if I collapsed a category? Then I could collapse those that I'm not using anymore so they only show one line for the category, but still retain the triggers. Adding or removing a trigger or exiting and re-running ACT would remember / restore each category's collapsed / expanded state.
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So, how about dividing the current trigger pane into two panes? One on the left side (categories) and one on the right side (trigger list). When a category is selected, the right pane would display ONLY the triggers associated with that category. By doing this, you can save all the closing this and opening that business, as well as a much shorter category tree to be managed with.