Use windows-switcher.ini file to customize the behaviour.

trayicon = yes
hotkey = alt+`

• trayicon: yes/no whether show trayicon
• hotkey: alt+` Customize hotkey

The windows-switcher.ini file should be placed in the same directory as windows-switcher.exe

Currently if you have 3 windows of an application, let's say Notepad A, Notepad B, and Notepad C, Windows-Switcher cycles down a list of these windows instead of starting with the most recent. I think it should behave more like Alt+Tab in that it refreshes the list of recent windows every time the hotkey gets released.

Desired behavior:

1. With Notepad A open, hold alt and press `
2. Notepad B gains focus
3. Release both alt and `
4. Hold alt and press `
5. Notepad A gains focus

You can test this with alt+tab and see that this is the way it behaves - the most recent window updates after releasing the alt key.

The currently behavior of Windows-Switcher is like so:

1. With Notepad A open, hold alt and press `
2. Notepad B gains focus
3. Release both alt and `
4. Hold alt and press `
5. Notepad C gains focus

Despite release all hotkey buttons, the most recent window did not update to Notepad A, and the application instead moved on to Notepad C as the next window.

I think it would be useful to be able to define a process blacklist, where Windows-Switcher will not perform a window switch upon press and instead pass the hotkey along to the focused application. Currently Windows-Switcher eats the hotkey press when there are no windows to switch between.

Example:

1. I set the hotkey to ctrl+space
2. I load up a game that uses ctrl+space for crouch-jumping
3. I specify game.exe in a blacklist.txt file located in the same directory as windows-switcher.exe
4. In the game, when I hold ctrl and press space, it performs a jump.

The current behavior in this scenario is that no action at all happens in-game.

Alternate behavior to consider

Another consideration is that when there is only a single window for an application, pressing the hotkey could pass it to the focused window regardless of a blacklist or not. Perhaps this could be toggleable behavior.