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diff --git a/linux/home/.config/bspwm/scripts/external_rules.sh b/linux/home/.config/bspwm/scripts/external_rules.sh
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+#!/bin/env bash
+#
+# external_rules_command
+#
+# Absolute path to the command used to retrieve rule consequences.
+# The command will receive the following arguments: window ID, class
+# name, instance name, and intermediate consequences. The output of
+# that command must have the following format: key1=value1
+# key2=value2 ...  (the valid key/value pairs are given in the
+# description of the rule command).
+#
+#
+# Rule
+#    General Syntax
+# 	   rule COMMANDS
+#
+#    Commands
+# 	   -a, --add (<class_name>|*)[:(<instance_name>|*)] [-o|--one-shot]
+# 	   [monitor=MONITOR_SEL|desktop=DESKTOP_SEL|node=NODE_SEL]
+# 	   [state=STATE] [layer=LAYER] [split_dir=DIR] [split_ratio=RATIO]
+# 	   [(hidden|sticky|private|locked|marked|center|follow|manage|focus|border)=(on|off)]
+# 	   [rectangle=WxH+X+Y]
+# 		   Create a new rule.
+#
+# 	   -r, --remove
+# 	   ^<n>|head|tail|(<class_name>|*)[:(<instance_name>|*)]...
+# 		   Remove the given rules.
+#
+# 	   -l, --list
+# 		   List the rules.
+
+# Programs to specific desktops
+wid=$1
+class=$2
+instance=$3
+consequences=$4
+
+main() {
+    case "$class" in
+    firefox)
+        if [ "$instance" = "Toolkit" ]; then
+            echo "state=floating sticky=on"
+        fi
+        ;;
+    Spotify)
+        echo desktop=^5 follow=on focus=on
+        ;;
+    "")
+        sleep 0.5
+
+        wm_class=("$(xprop -id "$wid" | grep "WM_CLASS" | grep -Po '"\K[^,"]+')")
+
+        class=${wm_class[-1]}
+
+        [[ ${#wm_class[@]} == "2" ]] && instance=${wm_class[0]}
+
+        [[ -n "$class" ]] && main
+        ;;
+    esac
+}
+
+main
+
+# Allow floating windows over fullscreen
+wid="$1"
+class="$2"
+instance="$3"
+eval "$4"
+
+[[ "$state" = floating ]] &&
+    echo 'layer=above'