This is possible thanks to a custom property in each scene (which is saved with your .blend file) listing the filtered and ordered list of workspaces linked to the scene.

Some optionals you can opt-in/out from add-on preferences:

Switch to show/hide Scene Workspaces custom topbar (you hide this from preferences) Custom workspaces topbar Default workspaces topbar
Option for Compact UI (default ON) Compact Mode On Compact Mode Off

What you can usually to do by right-clicking on workspace (and more) it's avaliable by clicking the near options button.

The first options are the one of Scene Workspaces:

Toggle Compact Mode
Unlink the workspace from the scene
Rename the workspace (for all scenes)
Reorder to front (only for these scene)
Move left (only for these scene)
Move right (only for these scene)
Reorder to back (only for these scene)

And then, the default workspace options.

Note

The default workspace options like Reorder to Front, Reorder to Back will only affect the global workspaces, and not the Scene Workspaces topbar.
Also, default options Previous Workspace and Next Workspace functions will not follow the scene order.
Be sure to use the Scene Workspaces relative options, instead.

Why this add-on?

In Blender, workspaces are common across scenes.

Still, you may need different workspaces in different scenes, depending on the purpose of the scene.

For example, you may want a scene with workspaces optimized for modelling and another Scene optimized for Video Editing, in the same project.

Changelog

Visit the CHANGELOG file to see the changes over new version.

Copyright

This add-on is developed under GPL-3.0 license by Francesco Bellini from 2024.
See the LICENSE file.