..... 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".

I'd just like the ability to adjust the spacing of the separators. I'd rather it not be the same width as an icon.

I tried to upload a picture showing Youtube video controls obstructed by the shelf tabs, however upon browsing for the file and pressing the "add the file" button, it is no longer listed.

I tried to upload a picture showing Youtube video controls obstructed by the shelf tabs, however upon browsing for the file and pressing the "add the file" button, it is no longer listed.

I see you tried again and then deleted your post. There is a size (KB) limit to the screenshots you can attach to a post, perhaps that is the problem? Try resizing your screenshot (just make sure it remains legible) and make sure to save it in a compressible format such as JPG.

An option to have grid stacks remember their position would be nice. For instance I have a grid stack on the left side of the dock and I don't want to move it over because I don't use that particular one that much so I try to keep my go to apps in the middle of the dock.

Problem is the grid stack then pops up at the extreme left edge (it's programmed to center itself on the grid stack icon which can sometimes mean part of it gets rendered off screen), it would be nice to be able to reposition it a bit more to the right towards the center of the screen even though the icon is on the left side.

Just to clarify... don't need an option to "move" the grid stack window, it's actually already possible to grab it and slide it over so that part of things is already done. Just needs an option/ability for it to "remember" where you left it so it can reopen in the same spot every time instead of resetting to it's default position.

Shouldn't be too complicated to add, or if it is a simple alignment option (left, center, right) would be sufficient if it can be done for each grid stack and not just all of them globally.

Well most of the code is already there, you can drag the window anywhere you want, and you can resize it by dragging on the edges. Plus it does already remember the window size so regardless of how many files are in there it opens at whatever size you left it at. If it were dynamic (changing size based on # of files) it would be pretty much impossible as it would be different for everyone and would change according to how few/many files are in there, but since it is static (in terms of remembering it's size) it shouldn't take too much to make it remember the position as well.

I don't do much windows programming but I do write a lot of linux code as well as the usual php/mysql stuff so not that different. Really it just seems like adding another 2 values (X and Y) for position and replacing the code that centers it on the icon with the variable for the stored values.

Or if that is a lot of work a simple option in the grid stack settings for left, center or right of icon would work too, but I would think that's a lot more work because it involves editing the interface controls instead of just storing a couple extra values.

But you're right, only Jorge knows for sure hehe.

Another request would be the option to override the global settings when setting up the sensitivity for edge bumping when editing the settings for docks, drawers and shelves.

For example, I had a shelf at the top of the screen that I ended up turning off because it kept triggering when I was switching tabs in edge (yes I can use the reserve space option but I want the extra screen space hehe). I don't want to adjust the sensitivity because then it makes the docks and drawers sluggish and I like them just the way they are, so it'd be nice to have an option to override the global setting on a specific dock/drawer/shelf and have it set up a bit differently than the rest.

That's probably a lot more work though

Really it just seems like adding another 2 values (X and Y) for position and replacing the code that centers it on the icon with the variable for the stored values.

Or if that is a lot of work a simple option in the grid stack settings for left, center or right of icon would work too, but I would think that's a lot more work because it involves editing the interface controls instead of just storing a couple extra values.

Another request would be the option to override the global settings when setting up the sensitivity for edge bumping when editing the settings for docks, drawers and shelves.

Nexter, I mostly work with Alma Linux and cPanel/WHM. Most of my coding is custom work for customers that need specific things. And a lot of my work doesn't even require coding, just managing the server, keeping things updated and secure etc.

Ah, right, the sort of Cent-OS successor. Like the concept of an 8-year LTS! Didn't realise cPanel was still around! Came across it in the '90s - shows you how long I've been out of touch with that side of things.