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I also very much hate this feature, and trigger it often. However if you shake the window you have again, all the minimised windows should be restored.
by MetallicCloud 6y ago
I also very much hate this feature, and trigger it often. However if you shake the window you have again, all the minimised windows should be restored.
- bobbob1921 6y agoAgreed (re shake again to reverse), but not always - ie if you let off the mouse click , there is no option to shake again to undo the initial shake. Bottom line , I disableded this “feature”. I do think this is one of the best examples of the issues called out by this article/thread. (Or maybe how google docs has a button covering the scroll bar slider once you scroll to the very bottom of a docs file)
- mdoms 6y agoThis isn't correct. Shaking the window again will restore the minimised windows, whether it's from the original mouse-down or a future mouse-down. But I agree that it's a bad feature, and IMO it's a rare miss from the Windows UI team who if nothing else have developed excellent window management.
- squiggleblaz 6y agoThis isn't correct. There is something that happens which makes it forget which windows were open. I am not sure what it is. But is definitely the case that sometimes, I can shake again to put everything back the way I always wanted it, and sometimes I cannot.
- Geezus_42 6y agoYou can also disable it but if you want to keep snappy windows you have to do it through a regedit since the two features are not independent for some imo stupid reason.