@grg isn’t it the same window manager being implemented for iPadOS and macOS?

@bmike Indeed… and it has no place on macOS! I get it providing they don't take away the existing functionality and I can turn it off, both of which appear true for now; options are good and I'm sure people who don't engage with other macOS window management functionality could appreciate this, but it's clearly not a feature designed with macOS in mind.

I see where Apple is moving. Never been so clear to me why SwiftUI and other tech stacks have been evolving