Feature request: Option to move the Global Macro Group to the top of the list

[jordikt]

@JuanWayri

I think the possibility of "pinning" groups (or something that would make them "top of the list" withought having to rename them) would be a nice idea...

Yes, fully agree.

@peternlewis what do you think of having the option to pin one or more macro groups?

[jordikt]

@hemicyon many many thanks for sharing the two arabic characters. I was able to copy them directly from the forum and paste them into KM.

For now I think it's the best tool I have to have the global groups sorted alphabetically at the top, and the rest of the groups sorted alphabetically below.

I've configured two snippets to be able to paste these characters whenever I need them: "arab1" and "arab2".

This is how the list looks using "arab1" which is the first character you put in your post:

And this is how the list looks using "arab2":

I also have the option to play with the two characters because "arab1" is sorted before "arab2". But I think I'll always use "arab1", it looks neater.

Since I always work in dark mode, I thought I could use characters that were black because they wouldn't be seen that way. If in the future you find a character that is black or transparent, and you remember me, it would be great if you could send it to me.

@hemicyon

you can use the macOS Character Viewer and experiment with characters that better appeal to you

Before opening this thread I was trying a lot of characters and emojis and none convinced me.

Without a doubt, the best one I have at the moment is the "arab1" character that you provided me.

Many thanks again.

[jordikt]

I was able to find two invisible characters that are perfect for sorting and separating macro groups the way I wanted. I've shared them here in case any user might find them useful:

Invisible characters to sort and separate macro groups effectively

I found some invisible characters that are fantastic for sorting and separating different macro groups. Here you can see how it looks: [Captura de pantalla 2025-09-13 a les 22.49.00] The first separator is a " " character, a space character on a normal keyboard. Before this macro group, the Smart Macro Groups are always placed, and after that all groups that start with a vowel, a number or a standard punctuation character will be placed. In the screenshot above, all macro groups that start …