Greetings,
I don't know if this is the right platform to ask about a feature that may make life a little simpler in L8.
Allow me: sometimes I have as many as 20 books open in one layout. Not counting searches, and other search windows. When I start a research on a topic, I start with one or two books. At the end of the day, I have over 20 books open. I do have 4 monitors, so I can distribute my books around. However, looking for books becomes the time consuming feature of research in L8, especially when books are hidden behind other books. And sometimes I cannot find that particular paragraph that I read last night in this book or was it the other one? Then I end up rearranging my books, moving tabs around. Before you know it, time has passed by. Am I the only one having this challenge? If so, someone please tell me how to avoid building up a maze within a layout.
But, then I thought to myself. What if, a floating window directory of all open books is accessible when I need a particular book open, all I do is to click on it? The book chosen will pop up in front of all other windows. Then when I'm finished, all I do is to close the book and the book goes back to the tab it was in. But it's still in the open book directory. If I want the book closed permanently, I use the directory to close book. Wow... (I realize that Windows has the Alt-Window key, but that is not what I'm looking for).
It starts like this: the minute I open a book, a floating window will pop up and show my the book open. At the end of the day, if I wanted to find that book with that really good piece of information, all I have to do is to look at the floating window directory of all open books, and they are arranged in alphabetical order so all I do is to click, and behold, the book comes up front and opened. When I open another book, it is added to the open book directory.
This way, I do not have hunt around, just look at the directory. Am I dreaming of a feature that is not possible? I think it's possible. And it's practical.
Hey Faithlife software engineers, this is really a good tool to have added... Is it possible...
Blessings...
Al Sosa