[Mac App Feature] Go to <specific part> when opening Mole

[highend]

Area

Uninstall

What problem would this solve?

General quality of life improvements...

What would you like Mole to do?

I actually have three requests:

1. Either add a setting to which part the app should open by default or just remember the last used part instead on exit.
   Atm Mole always opens in the "clean" section.
   I use the "Updates" sub-section in "apps" the most and would like Mole to remember that / open there by default (via a configuration option).

2. Add a button called e.g. "Rescan" in the "Updates" - "apps" section.
   I often update my apps by downloading the new version from the developer's website and after installing it I have at least quit Mole to recognize the new version. This is a bit annoying currently ;)

3. If Mole checks which version of an app is installed, it should not offer an update if a newer version gets installed.
   E.g. atm it suggests to update BetterTouchTool to version 6.512. The real latest version is 6.526 though. When I install 6.526 manually, Mole still suggests to update to 6.512...

Btw, why are you using lower-case section names (clean, apps, optimize, etc.) while other subsections (Uninstall, Updates, Startup, etc.) are in upper-case?

Thanks for considering my requests!

Current workaround

Afaik there are no workarounds.

Examples, screenshots, or references

No response

Before submitting

• This request is for the Mole Mac app, not the Mole CLI.
• I did not include license keys, order numbers, or private data.

[tw93]

@highend Thanks for the detailed suggestions. The next Mac app release covers the main workflow pieces: Mole remembers the last main section and the Software sub-section, the Updates section has a refresh control, and update rows are reconciled against the current on-disk app version so manually updated apps should drop after a refresh.

I did not add a separate default-section setting or change the top-level tab capitalization for now. Remembering the last place keeps this lightweight, and the current lowercase main tabs are intentional visual styling for the primary navigation.

This will be included in the Mac app release planned for the next two days, so I am closing this issue.