feat: order results by most selected
See original GitHub issueI’d like Cerebro to remember which apps I open most often. It doesn’t have to rely on OS to provide this knowledge, we could gather this information by ourselves.
A simple idea: extend apps_cache.json
with a counter of how many times this app was opened via Cerebro. Then use this counter to sort the list of results (items with higher counter go up, items with identical counter are sorted alphabetically).
That way, for example, assuming that I start “Chrome” many times a day, after a while the Chrome will be the first item in the results list right after I type “c”.
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Right now, this feature works. But every time you restart cerebro, the priority-list is cleared. That could be improved as suggested by maximbaz.
Thanks
There are 2 issues that talk about ordering the items we will follow with them