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How can I group multiple windows to pop up together
The problem is Windows treats them as separate, so anytime I have something else full-screen over them.
I have to go select each window to bring it back to the forefront. Is there a way that if I tab to any of these windows, it will bring all of them to the front?
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Windows doesn’t natively support grouping separate windows to pop up together—each one is managed individually. Only apps with built-in multi-window support (like tabbed editors or tool suites) can do this. For regular programs, you’d need a third-party tool or custom scripting to force them to move/activate together.
Windows 10/11 groups applications in the taskbar, but it doesn't automatically bring all windows to front.
If you’re into scripting, you could write a small AutoHotkey script that, when activated, brings all your specific windows to the front simultaneously.
Create a dedicated virtual desktop for related windows (Win + Tab > New Desktop). When you switch desktops, all associated windows are brought into context, but this doesn't keep them in sync when switching back.
