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Use the title bar's document icon to check saved status
Like Rob, I usually glance at the little red window-closing widget in the top left corner of OSX windows, because a "black dot" can be seen there for any unsaved file [at least, that's how it should be on OSX]. You even see the black dot if the app is in the background [not in focus].
Use the title bar's document icon to check saved status
In the list of windows in an App's 'Window' menu, all documents which are unsaved have a bullet beside their name. Minimized windows gain a diamond, and the currently active document, of course, gets a tick.
Use the title bar's document icon to check saved status
For some, the "tick" is also known as a "check mark".
Use the title bar's document icon to check saved status
Also, Xcode, which is the only Apple app I can think of that has something like tabs for navigating editable documents, darkens the icon of any unsaved file in its 'Groups & Files' list.
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