Speaking as someone who has had to implement their own chrome in Windows for aesthetic reasons, this is on the developer for not using the standard chrome.
> Why no place on the titlebar when one can click and drag on second monitor ?
Not trying to shame, but I assume English is not your first language. I'm having a hard time comprehending this. It seems like a complaint about dragging the title bar? I would assume this is another non-standard chrome issue.
> Why the stupid taskbar where some windows are hidden and others not.
This again is something that's up to the developer. It's definitely frustrating, but I would argue it's only more prevalent in newer versions of the OS because there's just more software out there. This is also an issue of developers making choices that go against proper UX/UI.
> Why the stupid alt-tab where it rearanges the window stack ?
Alt-tab has always been FIFO. It's always been based on "What's the last thing you had in the foreground"
Speaking as someone who has had to implement their own chrome in Windows for aesthetic reasons, this is on the developer for not using the standard chrome.
> Why no place on the titlebar when one can click and drag on second monitor ?
Not trying to shame, but I assume English is not your first language. I'm having a hard time comprehending this. It seems like a complaint about dragging the title bar? I would assume this is another non-standard chrome issue.
> Why the stupid taskbar where some windows are hidden and others not.
This again is something that's up to the developer. It's definitely frustrating, but I would argue it's only more prevalent in newer versions of the OS because there's just more software out there. This is also an issue of developers making choices that go against proper UX/UI.
> Why the stupid alt-tab where it rearanges the window stack ?
Alt-tab has always been FIFO. It's always been based on "What's the last thing you had in the foreground"