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I think that tweet is referring to a Windows-specific issue, where many windows have no visual border so that when one is on top of and offset from another, the
by jmull 6y ago
I think that tweet is referring to a Windows-specific issue, where many windows have no visual border so that when one is on top of and offset from another, they run into each other. That makes it difficult to see or select a window.
In Big Sur the icons are visible. You just need to understand the design language that in a bar of icons, the icons are buttons.
- simonh 6y agoMy Windows 10 desktop at work drives me nuts, it’s extremely hard to identify the delineation between overlapping windows. There is a setting to highlight windows borders, but restrictions policy prevents you from selecting it.