[Feature] Grouping items for a single action (Allow/Block/Timer)

[AIpumpdaddy]

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• This issue only contains a request for one single feature, not multiple (related) features.

App version

3.8.7

Problem you are trying to solve

Applying the same rule to multiple applications is repetitive and inefficient. For example, to run Windows Update or update a complex app, I have to find every single executable involved and apply the same action (like a 10-minute timer) to each one individually. If I miss even one executable, the whole update process can fail. This makes temporarily allowing related services much more work than it needs to be.

Suggested solution

Introduce a feature to create named "Application Groups."

Here's how it would work:

1. I could, for example, create a new group called "Updates."

2. I would add all the different executables required for Windows Update into that single "Updates" group.

3. Then, I could apply a single action, like a 10-minute timer, to the entire "Updates" group. All applications inside that group would then be allowed for 10 minutes.

This would turn a repetitive, multi-step task into a simple, two-click action.

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[AIpumpdaddy]

I'm aware of the built-in "Allow Windows Update" rule. My request is for a more general feature to manage any complex software.

For example, Adobe runs ~15 executables. It would be ideal to create an "Adobe" group—or other groups for games, work tools, etc.—to allow or block all their related processes at once with a single action.