Agreed, it’s impossible to do my job on a single window — or a single screen’s worth of windows — and I can’t imagine how constant alt-tabbing helps prevent bur

Agreed, it’s impossible to do my job on a single window — or a single screen’s worth of windows — and I can’t imagine how constant alt-tabbing helps prevent burnout/fatigue. Having multiple monitors means being able to switch between windows without constantly changing what’s on my screens. I currently have three that I use for IDE, browser, terminal(s), Slack, and SQL. Often one or more of these aren’t needed often, and/or I can share two on a single monitor. But I am able to carry out most of my day without having to change windows around. I occasionally have two browsers that I will be working in simultaneously so will split those across monitors, but that’s rare.