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So one might find this neat, but what use does it really have?
I've tried this feature with thirdparty software (e.g. Cocktail) in Jaguar, but I can't really see any use for it. It might make for a less cluttered look of the Dock, since some of the apps (the not-hidden ones) are then displayed more prominently, but it is normally the hidden apps I most often want to access, since they are ones with open windows.
So one might find this neat, but what use does it really have?
Useful example:
ok, but ...
Thanks, I agree that one is somehow warned by that feature that some windows will show up when clicking on a programs icon and that one could use this as a visual hint that there is still unfinished work (open windows) in a certain application.
ok, but ...
My thinking is kind of the other way around from what Rob described: when I hide an app with many open windows, I like that the dock icon also goes translucent. |
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