So as a User who somehow managed to sub to over 200 MODs by now, the MOD Manager became a necessity. But now, at 200 Mods, even the Mod Manager reaches its Limits. So i was wondering if it would be possible to add a Custom-Categories-Option to the Mod Manager.

Mainly for the active MODs Column, but if possible, i wouldn't say No to the inactive MODs list too.

The idea is to make managing your MOD even more convenient, sorted and easy to manage by being able to create and add your own custom categories to the Active MODs List.
To visualize what i mean. i photoshopped two Screenshots real quick:

All those Hair-MODs![gyazo.com]

So, as mentioned, this is just a quick unprofessional photoshopped screenshot.

As you can see, i've quit a few Hair-Mods, taking up alot of space in my MOD-List, i highlighted them in a brown color to better distinguish them from the other MODs. But wouldn't it be great if i could create a category that i could name "Hair MODs" for example and that i can expand and collapse at will and add and remove my wanted Hair-Mods from there.


Different Categories for Maximum Management![gyazo.com]

A Minus-Symbol is indicating that the List is currently expanded and can be collapsed, a Plus Symbol is indicating that the List is currently collapsed and can be expanded.


Numbers don't lie - How crazy are you for MODs?[gyazo.com]

Another neat thing could be, but is not really a necessity, to add a Number behind the Category, indicating how many MODs are currently sitting in said Category.

I don't know if someone else might've made such a suggestion in the comments already, so please forgive me that i was to lazy to read through 19 pages of comments below this MOD. And i'm well aware that this might maybe not even be possible through a conflict with the RimWorld Code or whatever. But i just thought i would leave the idea here. If Fluffy can't do it, then i don't know who could. ;-)