YES! 100x this. I had to uninstall Groupy because exclude doesn't seem to work and/or have to keep excluding more and more apps. Chrome keeps trying to dock even though I've excluded it every which way.

I want to include some specific apps like Explorer and Notepad and have those always grouped together in a group by app type (so one group for Explorer, one for Notepad). And then no other apps try to group.

That only works if you have a group already started. I want it to always do it from scratch. For example, I have it set up like this:

https://i.imgur.com/U3xPNwy.png

If I open a couple of Explorers and then group them, and then open a couple more they go into the group. But I have to manually go find the first couple and drag them to the group to start the group before new Explorer will go into a group. Just starting from a clean desktop, no Explorer, and hitting Win+E a couple times and they don't group.

This is on Groupy 1.02.

Also I figured out why Chrome was still grouping -- I had hit the three seashells menu and picked "never automatically group", but that doesn't seem to actually do anything. Instead I had to go over to Settings in Groupy go to the exclude list, and manually find the .exe. Why can't I do that from the three seashells? Now I got to go find all the .exe's that I "never automatically group"ed and add them to the exclude list. And of course I can't click in to or copy the path from the never automatically group list... why aren't they the same list with 3 states, "never, sort of, auto".

I'm still seeing some applications not automatically group new windows, even if they are set to automatically group.

An example is https://getgreenshot.org/. Take a screenshot and open in editor. It shows grouped mode (even though is only one tab), as it should. Take another screenshot and open in editor. It opens a second group instead of adding to the first group.

Yes, I just installed 1.11, rebooted, and still the same.

I have a feeling Greenshot may be doing something strange with the way they create new windows -- they tend to appear under other windows sometimes (even without Groupy).