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The weirdest thing about the always-on icon grouping is the (lack of?) design rationale behind it. What's the point of saving space in the taskbar? There's no c
by AlexandrB 5y ago
The weirdest thing about the always-on icon grouping is the (lack of?) design rationale behind it. What's the point of saving space in the taskbar? There's no content of any kind there and modern displays typically have ample horizontal space.
- hdjjhhvvhga 5y agoIt's literally the first thing I disable on a fresh install.
- hakfoo 5y agoI think it depends on the software. I have ended up with dozens of PHPStorm windows, because of a situation where windows would be restored on branch change but not auto-closed. Combining them into one icon made it manageable.