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Unusual concept of master window that has a paragraph from every file and then files are separately openable from there. FT was recently sold (info from 9/2022) new owner plans a 3.0 release which may be paid. BEWARE: Float ON TOP has an annoying habit of moving a note window, but not all, along with you when you change Desktops. Master Notes window shows all notes, regardless of where floating notes are positioned, so selecting in this UI will not change Desktops. Remember, this is about notetaking and to-do-list apps, not apps in general, which is why Finder is not in this list. Here are some results of testing various apps.
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So the ability to automatically reopen the app windows on the appropriate Desktop is crucial to that workflow. I have been looking for note-taking and list-making apps that I could use as you describe, where I would have an open app on each Desktop where I would record progress, To-Dos, etc., about the project on that Desktop. Finder windows will reopen in the Desktop where they had been. So maybe apps that have been around forever, since before Exposé and Mission Control, don't have what it takes either. One would think that of all the built-in Apple apps, Stickies would be the one app where re-opening in the original Desktop Workspace would be integral to the concept of the app. When you reboot, previously open Stickies will all open again, but they all appear on Desktop 1.
But even apps supplied with the system that you think really have a good reason for behaving like you want, e.g., Stickies, don't do it.
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Typically, it seems to me, apps ported from Windows are not as good at it as native Mac apps. App Variations in Reboot RobustnessĪs you have noted, some apps are better than others about this. The OS leaves the process of restoring windows pretty much up to the apps themselves. Worse, as noted later, Apple has removed information that would make this process easier.
So a hibernation-style snapshot won't do the job, the system will have to record the state in other ways.īut it doesn't.
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If you are installing system software or upgrades, if a process has crashed the system, you do not want the system to stay in its current state, you want it to restart. In general, when a reboot happens in the normal course of things, it's because there are reasons to not want everything restored. When the system hibernates, it presumes that everything else is normal and restoration to the same state is desired. Why can't it do the same whenever you reboot? Theoretically, when the OS hibernates in response to a critically low battery or other reasons, it takes a "snapshot" of the current state of the system and then restores that when you reboot. However, it may be possible to functionally do what you are trying to do, but it's a research project, the problem has not yet been solved, to my knowledge after asking similar questions for years. (My goal is to be able to restore at least one app window in each of 21 or more desktops, so the app has to be able to handle that many open windows.)
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I'm having trouble finding more than a very few writing, code editing, or note-taking apps that will reopen multiple windows in multiple desktops. In particular, it's not my experience that "almost every app restarts exactly where I left it before the restart". ChangesĪdded languages: Danish, Greek and Slovenian.The opening file name is added to the software title in the taskbar of the operating system.The opening file name is added to the hint of the software icon in the system tray area.Other improvements are made and bugs are fixed.I don't believe that it's possible to do what you ask, from within only the apps and the OS. Efficient Sticky Notes is functional, but it would be much better if notes could be made a little more automatically.Įfficient Sticky Notes may not be an advanced way to organize your thoughts, but if sticky notes are your thing, it does the job admirably.Īdded languages: Danish, Greek and Slovenian.The opening file name is added to the software title in the taskbar of the operating system.The opening file name is added to the hint of the software icon in the system tray area.Other improvements are made and bugs are fixed. If all you need is a sticky note simulation, Efficient Sticky Notes will do the job perfectly, but it's worth mentioning there are more advanced ways to take notes available (like CintaNotes) which are much better integrated into the windows working environment. One note of caution - it's important to change the settings of Efficient Sticky Notes so it minimizes to the system tray when you click close, otherwise your reminders all disappear when the program window is closed! Efficient Sticky Notes can also be set to open on start up, so your notes will be there from the moment windows opens.
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