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New "Order tiles by recent app usage" setting (default off). When on, tiles are sorted by most-recent activation of their owning app, with saved drag-order as a tiebreak. Activation history is recorded via NSWorkspace.didActivateApplicationNotification and capped at 128 entries in UserDefaults under "appUsageOrder". Keyed by bundle identifier (with pid:N fallback) so it's stable across windows. Off by default to preserve user-controlled drag-to-reorder behavior; turning it on takes over and ignores the saved per-display tile order. Co-Authored-By: plyght <plyght@peril.lol> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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New setting: "Order tiles by recent app usage" (default off).
When on, tiles in the overlay are sorted with most-recently-activated apps first. Saved per-display drag order is used only as a tiebreak.
Credit to @plyght — adapted from #1.
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