Show/Hide Group and Macros Columns in Editor?

To optimize screen space I sometimes would like to hide the Groups and/or Macros columns in the editor. It appears that is not an option. I wonder if anyone else would like to see that capability.

I was looking for a similar function and found this post.
Now, KM allows users to "Hide Disabled Macro Groups".
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But I'm wondering, is it possible to allow users to "Hide Non-Selected Macro Groups"?
In other words, I'd like to cmd+click to selected multiple macro groups and then hide all other non-selected macro groups. This way, I don't have to "disable" those macro groups.

Usage case:
On the forum, one of the most used feature is to share a screenshot (or making video tutorials) of our settings of macro or macro group. Very often, we have to blur other macro groups before sharing. If this "hide non-selected macro groups" is available, it would make this process much easier.

@peternlewis, is it possible?

No. Despite the benefit in screenshots, I probably would not implement this, it would be extremely cumbersome to use.

You could do this:

  • Quit the Keyboard Maestro Editor
  • Launch the Keyboard Maestro Editor
  • Disable any undesirable macro groups
  • Take your screenshots
  • File ➤ Revert Macros to At EditorLaunch.
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Thanks. This is a smart use of the revert function!

Can I then make another request?
Issues:

  1. When a mixed enabled/disabled macro groups are selected, KM allows only to "Enable" the disabled macro groups. Is it possible to make "Disable" the enabled macro groups available?

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  1. When the default "Global Macro Group" is among the selection, both "Enable" and "Disable" options are gone.
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The "Global Macro Group" is like a bug... It cripples my operations... Can you allow users to have more control of this default group? Make it like other macro groups would be great. At least, allow us to enable/disable it.

Maybe.

No. The Global Macro Group is global and uneditable to avoid it being disabled and to get a place that macros can always be created and will always work. Its a safety net which is important for a lot of cases, even if experts might like a different option.