rofi-favorites VS rofi-bluetooth

I found out that you can configure rofi to launch a "Favorite Apps", like here: https://github.com/luiscrjunior/rofi-favorites, credits to luiscrjunior. As you can see, this reads a special gnome favorite setting that shows an array of your favorite apps. Adding stuff to this array is quite a pain: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1193496/add-app-to-favorites-from-command-line , you literally need to run the same command everytime and manually alter the array.

Also if you use Rofi, and want to use rofi to control bluetooth rather than any applets, you should check out rofi-bluetooth.

You can use some script with rofi to use only the keyboard. rofi-wifi-menu and rofi-bluetooth

I've been using this rofi bluetooth interface, and it's super great. Wondering if anybody knows anything like this to handle choosing audio outputs for different windows

Not all scripts originate from me here are the original nmcli-rofi and rofi-bluetooth

I've been using rofi-bluetooth and bluetooth-autoconnect to manage my headphone connection. There's also a pulseaudio setting that will automatically change the default audio sink when the headphones are connected. Not sure if you're using bluetooth for audio but it was a big pain for me before I found these things.

Here's s great script on the subject but using rofi: https://github.com/ClydeDroid/rofi-bluetooth