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A practical additional feature (or feature that I haven't located yet) is to be able to configure for a certain group that all VNC sessions of a certain
VNC-Thumbnail group should be visible without exexceptions automatically.
It is easy to do that now when you create a new group.
But when a VNC configuration is added to the group it must always be done manually.
I would like to have the possibility to activate an option on the group "Show all VNC connections of this group in TAB "abc", and if a VNC connection is added or removed from the group, then the TAB "abc" thumbnails will be adapted to add or remove the specific Thumnail-VNC session" (if necessary this will only be active from the next refresh or startup of the program
further explanation :
Suppose I make a group “VNC to watch”. And I put several VNC configurations in it, Once I have created them (let’s say 8 VNC-connections) I can add them to a tumbnailgroup with CTRL+MAJ+T (for instance in thumbnailgroup “VNC watch”). I can configure the program so that these thumbnail VNC connections are always started when I start the program (this is a great feature).
Now suppose that I want to add a nineth connection to the group “VNC to watch”. I Create it in the group “VNC to watch”
In the current situation I have to add it manually to the thumbnailgroup “VNC watch” (Right mouse and “Add to VNC watch Tab”
In my proposal it is automatically added to the Tab “VNC watch” because the group properties are marked as “automatically put new VNC connections in the thumnailgroup “VNC watch” (and of course if a VNC connection is removed from the group, it is removed from the thumbnail group “VNC watch”
Another (maybe easier) option could be that when clicking on the group in the menu RIGHT-MOUSE -> VNC Thumbnails View -> add to New TAB (or add to Default TAB or add to VNC Watch Tab) you also make an option “add to New to new/default/VNC watch TAB if not already present”
Of course the same question applies to Hyper-V thumbnails
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