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The global menu does have the aiming advantage. The sapce advantage is mixed. If you have windows side-by side (which seems more common than stacked vertically
by kevincox 5y ago
The global menu does have the aiming advantage.
The sapce advantage is mixed. If you have windows side-by side (which seems more common than stacked vertically) per-window is actually better as often the global menu doesn't take up the full width of the screen.
Changing to the active window is actually a downside. It means that I need to activate a window before I can open the menu. Especially if the window is not at the top of the screen it can make a lot of travel distance to do those two clicks.
There are definitely pros and cons to both options.