Remove the "Windows Powershell" title in the popup

[airitcs]

First off - Great work on this module - it's really useful, so thanks for publishing it.

I was wondering whether it would be possible to remove the "Windows Powershell" line from the top of the BurntToast notifications?

[Windos]

You can't remove it (at least as of Windows 10 20H2), but you can change it.

If you run Get-StartApps you'll see a list of applications and their "AppIDs", you can take these IDs and use them for your toast notification.

For example, let's say I wanted to attribute a toast to Teams. I look for it's AppID:

Get-StartApp *Teams

Name            AppID
----            -----
Microsoft Teams com.squirrel.Teams.Teams

I can then take the AppID of com.squirrel.Teams.Teams and give that to BurntToast.

New-BurntToastNotification -AppID 'com.squirrel.Teams.Teams'

Where this is useful is if you're using remote management software, you can attribute your toasts to that, or say you're working from the Windows Terminal app you could point your toasts at that instead of generically PowerShell.

If you decide you're always going to have your notifications come from a sepcific AppID, you can edit the config.json file in the module directory for BurntToast (just note that if the AppID has slashes in it, like the default one, you need to double them up or they won't work.)

[airitcs]

Awesome. That's perfect. Thanks. Please excuse any spelling or grammatical errors. Sent from my phone.

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