A classic has returned, thanks to Matt Sephton:
A couple of days ago I was reading on Hacker News about a feature in some Linux window managers where they allow collections of tabs from different apps.
This reminded me of BeOS, but at the same time it reminded me of an app from 1992 for classic Macintosh called Stapler, and how I’d talked about that and it’s one-time spiritual successor, LaunchList, in the past. These were both similar apps that allowed you to collect and launch all the apps, files, folders, documents, related to a specific task, thus saving time. Or as Ali Rantakari so succinctly put it in 2009: “Opening a Bunch of Stuff at Once on Your Mac”.
So over the past day or so I built my own take on this concept for modern macOS!