| I understand the thing with the multiple windows.... It kinda provides the same user experience as spawning multiple instances.
However, I guess those are all sharing the same process and (hence) memory. So it's much less isolated and a potential crash in one of the windows would result in losing all of them...
Otherwise, besides being a bad architectural decision/implementation, I don't find it really as a problem - as I said, the user experience isn't hurt by that (so far).
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