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by invsblduck
1979 days ago
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same. i don't raise on click. this is incredibly useful when a smaller window is
in the foreground--and perhaps a window underneath is maximized--and i just need to
select/copy something from the background real quick. the main task i am
working on is in the foreground, and i don't want its window to immediately vanish from my
sight because it's mentally and visually disruptive (in fact, i usually don't want to
blast every other window out of sight when the maximized window raises either). i will
easily raise the background window when i need to (in a variety of ways, depending
upon whether i am currently using keyboard or mouse); meanwhile, i can lazily
focus it and interact with it while all my windows stay put. it's very calming. |
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