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This is because macOS uses a document-centric model, in which case the window is a document, as opposed to Windows where the window is the application. In the f
by lloeki 8y ago
This is because macOS uses a document-centric model, in which case the window is a document, as opposed to Windows where the window is the application. In the former case it is therefore perfectly possible for the application to be running when no document (hence no window) is opened.