I don't agree, sorry. Nexus is a program launcher and, as you know, anything launched from an elevated application will itself run elevated (further escalating the risk). This is a HUGE security risk EVEN if you are doing it on purpose, as mistakes are bound to happen.

Furthermore, with Nexus running elevated drag & drop between it and non-elevated apps will fail, given Windows UIPI (User Interface Privilege Isolation).

The warning stays, sorry.

I'd like to see more options with regards to hotkeys. Personally I'd like to activate my dock with SHIFT + TAB, but the TAB button is unavailable for use. That, or use one of my gaming keyboard's extra keys.

Some way to save the dock settings to a file so you don't have to configure everything again if you format or change computers.

A new font for the digital clock module. The current font is a little hard to read and not too pretty.


Possibility of activating Dock with a single key.


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RE:
1) Why don't you explore the programme and its various settings options even just a modicum before wasting staff's time with such really rather silly questions? FYI, the option available is 'Backup Nexus Settings' in the 'Preferences'.

2) Not going to happen, alas! Do a search of the forum for something like "clock font" - this topic has come up on a number of occasions in the past, most recently a few months ago.

3) Unlikely to happen, I think. May be already there though - can't check at the moment as not in Windows.

You can already activate the dock with a hot key combination: Dock Properties -> Behavior tab -> Activation Settings button -> Hot key setting.

It can be activated with a key combination, I meant activating it by pressing a single key.
Although I suppose this is difficult to implement.

It's not a question of being too difficult to implement, it's a question of not being practical at all. Think about it: you associate a single key press (e.g. "a") to a dock activation, every time you write the letter a or A in a text document the dock activates and gets in the way. Ouch.

Now imagine you associated that hot key to a dock by mistake or forgot all about having done it in the past. Ugh.

Forcing you to use a key combination - plus it basically takes you the same time to press CTRL + A or CTRL+ SHIFT + A as pressing A) - prevents a lot of these headaches from the get-go.

You can use a macro binded on a key of your keyboard, that does the combination of keys. That way you only use one key. That's a lot of keys right?

That's what I do, I even have integrated macros with my keyboard.
I bind them in my
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PROBLEM:

Applications that open in full-screen mode, can place control widgets behind the SHELF TAB ROW, causing them to be inaccessible.

Eg: Video players in Full-Screen mode (such as youtube) include the control widget for exiting full screen mode that becomes inaccessible where the SHELF is attached to the bottom edge of the display.

WORKAROUND:

The current work-around is
- shut down the workshelf program;
- use the widget in the application to exit full screen mode;
- relaunch the workshelf (I have pinned to the windows taskbar.)

SIDE ISSUE

As the shelf always takes up display screen real-estate as it only minimizes down to the bar of shelf tabs, unlike the docks that can be set to hide completely beyond the edge of the display it is assigned to.

RESOLUTION SUGGESTION

Adding the setting option for the BAR OF SHELF TABS to completely hide like the the docks do.

Another option so each individual SHELF TAB is treated individually, so mouse screen bumps/swipes can trigger a shelf tab to show itself based on its position to the mouse screen/bump occurring.

WORKFLOW FUNCTIONALITY SUGGESTIONS

Have an option to record the position the user places files/sub-folders within each tab so it can behave in a similar the pin-board behavior of the windows desktop.

Option to set up right-mouse button menu to include move-to-destination options based on the folder path associated with the tab and/or elements of the file (contains text in, at the beginning or at end of filename, extension type, etc...).

Option to replace the SHELF TABS ROW with a hierarchical folder tree from a predetermined folder path.

This would allow drag-and-drop from other windows/applications straight into the pop-up shelf, making the work process extremely efficient.

Hmm, that doesn't sound quite right - perhaps you mean maximised windows rather than full screen? AFAIK, *no* apps (games excepted) *open* in full screen. And to prevent anything intruding into the Workshelf's (or its tab row's) space simply reserve screen space accordingly.

I can't check this ATM as I'm in Linux, not Windows.

As for the other points, I'll limit myself here just to point out that replacing the tabs - even if it were possible - would render it into something other than a proper tabbed shelf entirely.

Example screenshots below:
1/2 - Youtube
3/4 - VLC

1&3 - Obstructed by shelf
2&4 - Without shelf showing controls obstructed

Nothing there! Please check your posts and edit if necessary. Also, with a load of images like that, you should provide details of what exactly is happening and what exactly you're doing.

i think the ability to allow nexus to automatically change things like the theme based on the system's light\dark mode setting would be neat

That is a total nonsense! Given the nature of being freely themeable and being capable of giving the user a multitude of different themes, this would be utterly impossible - how the hell could Nexus possibly pick a 'matching' theme!

..... by implementing an option to pick specific themes for use depending on whether the system is in light or dark mode maybe??? it doesn't sound hard to pull off, much less "utterly impossible".