FelixKratz
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8 months ago Thats a good idea, I have added this on master as a whitelist that works exactly like the current blacklist but of course only apps listed in the whitelist (and not listed in the blacklist) will receive a border.
If the whitelist is empty, all apps will receive a border (if they are not listed in the blacklist). This is the default behavior.
I was wondering if there is an interest in having an "invert" of the blacklist. For example, by default, borders will not be drawn for any application, and users will have to opt in to have borders drawn individually.
Thank you for this great piece of software @FelixKratz!