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I miss the old Windows 95 days of every open window having a visible tab on the panel next to the Start menu. But of course, nowadays everyone has dozens of ope
by godot 5y ago
I miss the old Windows 95 days of every open window having a visible tab on the panel next to the Start menu. But of course, nowadays everyone has dozens of open applications at all times, so it's a less feasible design.
- djbusby 5y agoWin95 (and newer) let apps create windows that are not visible and don't appear in taskbar.
- ReactiveJelly 5y agoWell, everyone but me is dumb, then. On my Windows 10 work systems, I turn off the default "hide and collapse" behavior so I can read the window titles. I know normal users cannot read, but the titles are useful for me.
- tfvlrue 5y agoSame here. I cannot imagine using Windows with the default "combine taskbar items" behavior, I've turned it off ever since it was introduced in the XP days.