Wondering if this is possible, for example, opening (from DisplayFusion taskbar) 'notepad' on Monitor A, notepad moves to position A1, then opening same program on Monitor B (from DisplayFusion taskbar) 'notepad' opens to position B1. I've been looking at the trigger options and couldn't seem to find a way to also make a dependency based on which monitor a program is opened from as well.

Yes that would be great!

for reference, three 1920x1080 (24") monitors side by side,

and on the left most monitor, the window position is:
Left: -791, Top: 537, Width: 729, Height: 543.

the right most monitor, the position is:
Left: 1982, Top: 537, Width: 729, Height: 543.

with vertical taskbars being present on both monitors with a size of 62px, both being aligned towards the central monitor.

Thank you.

Really do appreciate it, and thanks again.

The left monitor is ID 2 and the right monitor is ID 3

Thank you! it works as intended, however, if I wanted to include more dependencies based on other monitors, would this be the appropriate method of doing so:

https://i.imgur.com/BqVmj6h.jpeg

Also, in nvidia surround mode, how would one go about capturing the monitor IDs to use, as I've tried, (1, 1.1, 1.2, 1.3), and they all don't seem to work.

thanks for the reply! I figured out for using such a script with surround mode, to identify the monitors they need to be written as, '101', '102', '103', etc. However, I just have two questions, I've noticed with when using such a script for chrome for example, when removing a chrome tab by dragging it with your mouse, the moment you move it, the tab window snaps to the location of the script as if you were opening a new window all together, is there any way to remove such an occurrence? Also, I was wondering, how would I modify this script to, for a specified monitor, not to do anything. For example, in the same format as, 'if window is opened from monitor 'x', to in fact ignore all other commands, and to do nothing instead, basically a command to do nothing using the same format.

Thank you all for your help! this works great. It's awesome to see the capabilities of this software, with each passing day finding more and more new things that can be done with it.