Illustrator application window moves behind everything when I try to move it (mac)

Same here. It's driving me nuts!
Please fix the issue Adaobe

Oh, I found the way. Just click window > workspace > reset (workspace name). And voila it's done, you welcome.

I'm having, perhaps, a similar issue. I have an ultrawide monitor and have Illustrator snapped to the middle portion of the monitor. Every time that I open an illustrator project Illustrator comes un-docked and floats some random place on the screen.

It's still on top, thankfully, but it's really aggravating to have to reposition my window every time I open another illustrator project.

Yes, the same thing is happening to me and it's driving me nuts!!
I'm trying to fly around doing various bits and pieces for a project and I then try to move the Illustrator window and POOF, it's gone to the back.  And no matter how you try to move that window, it takes off to the back. So you have to move other things out of the way, deal with Illustrator and then go back to where you left off.  I have work to do and chasing this window around is not helping.  And it's only Illustrator, Photoshop is fine, all the other apps I'm using are fine as well.

It would be good to hear from @Anshul_Saini /Adobe where they are with a fix, now we know it only happens when the fly-out panels are open.

Getting exactly the same issue, driving me mad! Going to get onto the chat to see if they can fix this issue, 

I have noticed, as someone else had suggested, that if I close all the palettes the Illustrator window does not go behind the other open programs or folders. It's not a fix, but a bandaid.

This is insane that there isn't a fix.

Hi,

This is still an issue for me too! It happens with Illustrator and Photoshop as far as I know. I've even granted an Adobe employee access to my screen so they can go in and reorganize and delete files related to the CC apps in my hard drive. This worked temporarily, but is now an issue again. It affects my 2021 Macbook Pro and 2020 iMac.

I had posted this a little bit before but just to bring it into the poss work arounds.

I found a temporary fix by turning on a feature called Stage Manager, Under Desktop & Dock settings that docks all windows to a strip on the right side of the screen reducing the clutter and windows that can pop up Infront of your AI or PS windows. I also figured out if you hold shift you can have the two windows open at the same time to transfer art like from AI to PS or InD. Still a pian in the butt to have to do it this way especially if you have a big Monitor and you like being able to click back and forth.  I hope that helps a little.