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Can Spaces be configured by project, rather than by application?

I have a dual-display setup (27" iMac and a 30" Dell monitor) and I like to be able to have diferent types of work going on, in different Spaces on the machine.

This means I would like to have web browsers for work related stuff in one Space, browsers for personal stuff in another, and browsers for maybe some other project, in yet another Space.

I can easily assign an entire APPLICATION to a specific Space, and make new windows open in that space. This is not what I want. I want different windows of the SAME application, to "pin" to specific Spaces. I can't find any way to do that.

I'm open to paid apps that provide this functionality, but major bonus points if you can come up with a free solution that's either baked-into the OS already, or maybe just uses some AppleScript or Terminal wizardry to accomplish the result.

I'm aware of this thread but it didn't have a real solution either:

Can Spaces be configured by project, rather than by application?

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  • Unfortunately the situation hasn't changed, assigning windows to Spaces is not possible. It might be quite difficult to provide anyway, e.g. how would you identify a window to configure it to a specific Space in the first place? – nohillside Jul 01 '12 at 16:27
  • Yes it is a duplicate, attempting to find out if there has been anything new on the topic since the original was posted 3 months ago. – JVC Jul 01 '12 at 23:35
  • Just adding a comment to the original question will raise it to the top of the list again, no need to start another. – nohillside Jul 02 '12 at 04:38
  • It doesn't appear possible for me to add comments to that topic, only answers and I don't have any. That's why I started a new one. – JVC Jul 02 '12 at 08:17

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