Window scope

Show windows from the current display or from all displays.

Window scope (current display vs all displays)

Window scope decides which windows appear in the Taskbar app area.

It affects more than the list of buttons - it’s the window “filter” used by:

  • the app buttons area
  • hover previews / window previews
  • window actions that operate on multiple windows (like Show desktop)

Where to change it

Open Sulguni Taskbar Settings → Windows → Window visibility.

Two modes

  • Current display: show only windows that belong to the active display.
  • All displays: show windows from everywhere, even if they’re on another monitor.

When to use each

  • Use Current display if you treat each monitor as a separate workspace.
  • Use All displays if you constantly move between displays and want one unified list.

Window scope vs “Show on all displays”

Window scope controls the window list. “Show on all displays” controls whether Taskbar itself appears on every monitor.

Common setups that work well:

  • Show on all displays + Current display → each monitor gets its own local window list.
  • Primary display only + All displays → one Taskbar that lists every window.

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