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Originally Posted by philja
Yes the same recent files are exposed by the Dock icon whether or not the application is open. If the application is open, the Dock icon stays in the same place but has a small dot beneath it - in this case, the bubble does not show a clickable 'Show Recents' item but still exposes the file names in the upper part.
I systematically quit creative applications because the files I use are inevitably up in Dropbox with all the risks of having a file open in two places at once.
Of all the applications I use, the only two which support this feature are LO and Scriv. LO holds a list of 19 recent files but MacOs only exposes 10. My Scrivener only has 4 recent files and they are all exposed by MacOs.
How can they do so?
EDIT: your additional info crossed with my post. Aren't we accustomed to being tracked all over these days?
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I have found an objective-c code snippet that might be workable. I will run some tests to see how doable this is. But be aware, that the App specific recent files will be inconsistent with any macOS generates until enough time has passed for the history to "catch up", if we do decide to include this.