Thank you for the answer @Basj. I have Groupy 2 running on a Windows 11 device but was always under the impression that it was tuned specifically for Windows 11. I might give it a spin on my Windows 10 device then.
I have an older laptop on Windows 10 22H2 ESU with Groupy 1.51 installed via Steam. My impression is that Groupy 2 is mostly tuned for Windows 11, so is there any benefit if I update to Groupy 2 on that device?
Thank you. Guess I will have to live with it then. Legacy Sticky Notes was what I was using previously, but it has been crashing more frequently with recent windows updates.
I actually *love* having Groupy enabled for OneNote in general. It's not on you guys that Microsoft screws it up by integrating Sticky into OneNote without native tab support, but I was just hoping that there is an advanced solution that can be utilized to isolate it.
So Microsoft has decided to make Sticky Notes a part of OneNote instead of maintaining a standalone app. This change, in turn, forces Sticky Notes to be grouped with other OneNote instances in Groupy. Does anyone know if there is a workaround to exclude Sticky Notes?
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