### Summary
Imagine that you have installed 200+ apps and you want to freeze all of them, except for the 15 apps that you want to keep running in the background. The efficient way to do this is to freeze all apps by default, then just unfreeze the 15 apps that you want to whitelist. Any new app that gets installed will automatically be marked as frozen, so you don't have to do anything here. Well, I've configured SuperfreezZ to always freeze user apps and every now and then, I will whitelist some of the apps.
The problem is that SuperfreezZ displays whitelisted apps at the top by default. When I need to whitelist an app, there's no point for me to scroll through the list of already whitelisted apps. I don't need to see them at the top. I would like to set a default sorting order in SuperfreezZ, so that it shows frozen apps at the top and unfrozen apps at the bottom.
Secondly, there are certain apps that can only be installed as a System app, not a User app. For example, Magisk modules or Xposed modules are installed as System app. In SuperfreezZ, there's an option to display System apps, but this usually ends up making the list of displayed apps too long. There're a lot of System apps that should not be frozen and there's no point in displaying them in the list. It would be much better to exclude specific apps from being displayed in the first place.
### Steps to reproduce
New feature request
### What is the current (bug) behavior?
none
### What would be the expected (correct) behavior?
as per Summary
### Relevant logs and/or screenshots
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### Possible fixes
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