Hi Jorge,
In Windows 10's taskbar you can create 'chrome apps' - i.e. shortcuts to webpages which essentially function as an app.
The shortcut in question is essentially the chrome process running a specific code causing the webpage to open in a seperate window.
Example:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --profile-directory=Default --app-id=hnpfjngllnobngcgfapefoaidbinmjnm
The taskbar in Windows 10 treats these shortcuts as separate apps - i.e. when such an 'app' is open it's icon and corresponding behaviour is seperate from the Chrome's main icon. This is great and how a user would expect this to have (seeing as for a user the shortcut behaves as a seperate app)
However, in Nexus, these shortcuts are combined as part of the main chrome process. Moreover the icon for each of these shortcuts is the chrome icon as I understand Nexus recognizes these 'shortcuts' as essentially what they are - additional open chrome windows.
Would it be possible to change the behaviour in question to be similar to Windows 10's taskbar?
I can provide screenshots for better understanding if needed
Thanks