Drag icons between docks
With a dock on every display, pick up an icon in one dock and drop it into the dock on another display. Arranging your apps across displays takes one drag.
What comes after 1.0.8
This is what is planned next, and each picture shows how it could work.
What you already have is on What's new.
Planned for the next update
For the update after 1.0.8. More is on the way.
Lighter and faster again
One switch for a slow PC gives you a solid bar and dock with less motion. While a game fills the screen, Glassline rests and leaves the PC to the game.
Bigger icons, same dock
Make the icons bigger inside the dock you have. The dock keeps its size, and only the room around each icon gets smaller.
All apps as a grid
See every app as a grid of icons with the name under each one. Choose Grid or List in Settings, Search, and the order stays the same.
Easier to read on thin glass
The volume indicator and Quick Look stay clear over whatever is behind them. Bright page or dark page, you read them at a glance.
Planned for later
For Glassline 1.0.10. The list can still change.
Groups of your own
Make a group in the grid, give it a name and drag in the apps you want together. Work, Games, Tools, whatever suits you.
The Apps icon where you want it
Drag the Apps icon out of its place on the right and drop it anywhere among your apps in the dock. It stays where you put it.
Screenshots in one drag
Press the shortcut, drag over what you want and let go. The picture is saved on your desktop at once, with nothing else to press.
Zoom the whole screen
Hold Ctrl and turn the mouse wheel, and the whole screen zooms in around the pointer. Turn it back to zoom out.
Each display, its own wallpaper
Choose a different wallpaper for each display without leaving Glassline. Each display keeps the one you gave it.
Missing something?
Get it from Microsoft StoreMore is coming. Much of this list started as a request: send yours from Glassline Settings, Feedback, or see Support.