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Description: Consider a single-monitor setup. Let A be an app and a and b be workspaces. If workspace a is focused and has only windows of app A on it and the before-that-most-recently-focused window of app A is on b, and the current window (of app A) on a is closed, then the workspace is switched to b. This does not happen if a has a window from a different app on it.
Steps to reproduce:
Pick any app (say, Safari)
Open a Safari window on workspace 1
Open two Safari windows on workspace 2
Switch to workspace 1
Switch to workspace 2
Close the current window (on workspace 2)
Expected behavior: Workspace 2 remains active and the remaining Safari window is focused.
Actual behavior: Workspace 1 becomes active and its Safari window is focused.
This also happens when workspace 2 only has one window, i.e., with the following steps:
Pick any app (say, Safari)
Open a Safari window on workspace 1
Open one Safari windows on workspace 2
Switch to workspace 1
Switch to workspace 2
Close the current window (on workspace 2)
Expected behavior: Workspace 2 remains active (empty).
Actual behavior: Workspace 1 becomes active and its Safari window is focused.
Related issues you could find
This is a variant of #571 and probably more-or-less the same issue.
Describe the bug
Description: Consider a single-monitor setup. Let
A
be an app anda
andb
be workspaces. If workspacea
is focused and has only windows of appA
on it and the before-that-most-recently-focused window of appA
is onb
, and the current window (of appA
) ona
is closed, then the workspace is switched tob
. This does not happen ifa
has a window from a different app on it.Steps to reproduce:
Expected behavior: Workspace 2 remains active and the remaining Safari window is focused.
Actual behavior: Workspace 1 becomes active and its Safari window is focused.
This also happens when workspace 2 only has one window, i.e., with the following steps:
Expected behavior: Workspace 2 remains active (empty).
Actual behavior: Workspace 1 becomes active and its Safari window is focused.
Related issues you could find
This is a variant of #571 and probably more-or-less the same issue.
Aerospace version
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