I had something Very similar when I used i3. I had some hacked together python that allowed me to yank a window in and out of the stack by name and stashed a w

I had something Very similar when I used i3. I had some hacked together python that allowed me to yank a window in and out of the stack by name and stashed a window that was the oldest in the stack (basically an LRU cache for windows) It "worked" but I would really have enjoyed paperwm when I was in college. There are some things that only floating WMs do right. I have a bad habit of enjoying having a few floating (pinned) copies of a document on my screen at a time in different places to cross-reference without having to move around much.