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Let's say I'm in Windows 10 on Desktop 7
, and I find or download a PDF file and it opens in Adobe Acrobat. If at that time Adobe Acrobat is already open on say Desktop 1
, I'm jettisoned to Desktop 1
.
Is there a way that I can stay on Desktop 7
where I clicked the file, and the Adobe Acrobat window where it opens comes to me on Desktop 7
, or appear on both Desktop 1
and Desktop 7
?
I know you can put windows like this on every single desktop, but that appears to require more concentration on such things than is really worth the effort.
Windows 10 virtual desktops is not as advanced as other desktop managers. That said, I don't think there is any desktop manager out there that does what you ask. If windows get snapped away from their original desktop, then what's the purpose of having virtual desktops anyway? I personally use a program that minimizes every program to the taskbar upon it becoming inactive, instead. Maybe that works for you too? – LPChip – 2019-06-06T14:50:58.570
Awesome WM probably doesn’t work like that either, but it’s just easier to move windows around and move betweenness desktops using keyboard shortcuts. Also if it opens it lights up that particular desktop instead of all that clicking and dragging in Windows. – leeand00 – 2019-06-06T14:58:34.887