Support more than 2 devices

[Deester4x4jr]

I've tried a few solutions for this issue, and yours is the only one that seems to work reliably. However, I have a few different machines for work, as well as a personal machine. What are the chances that you could add support for more than two devices at once?

[MegaManSec]

In general, I would like to add this, yes. The problem however is that:

1. How can we handle the UI in the menu bar dropdown, especially in terms sending (or receiving) single peripherals to another device? At the moment it "works" because the only 2 dimensions we do anything related to this is send and receive. To add another dimension to the formula (device), I'm not completely sure how to make that a painless experience.
2. The "algorithm" (if we call it that) for re-capturing a device when different devices go to sleep is extremely fragile, and currently also works on a 2-dimensional problem. Basically both of the 2 devices can only be in one of two states: off or on. Let's say 3 devices are active, one of them shuts off: which of the other 2 devices should "pick up" the peripherals that are now free?

Any suggestions welcome

[Deester4x4jr]

For question number 1, I imagine there are many ways to resolve it. My buddy claude helped me whip up the below example of how the UI could be functional yet not overly complicated. Feel free to use it if you want. For question number 2, I suppose you could have a section of the settings panel that allowed you to sort the devices in terms of precedence for automated failover as you described? Could be a simple drag and drop list that can be editable from any of the devices and communicated across the LAN along with the other pairing capabilities?

Thanks,

-Josh-