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Documents in Mac dock pop up when another document is created or opened

Community Beginner ,
Jun 26, 2021 Jun 26, 2021

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It's very annoying that any Illustrator document that has been minimized to the dock in MacOS automatically pops up whenever Illustrator is selected as the active application, or if a new document is created, or if another document is opened. This behavior makes no sense, documents are minimized for a reason, so that they can be called up quickly, but only WHEN NEEDED.

Illustrator appears to be the only Adobe application that has this annoying behavior. It would be nice if Adobe would fix this.

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Jun 26, 2021 Jun 26, 2021

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Try turning OFF this setting

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 And turn on this setting for new documents to use the legacy interface

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Jun 26, 2021 Jun 26, 2021

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Thanks, I tried that, but maximizing one document from the dock still causes whatever the previous one was to pop up as well. And making Illustrator active causes whatever the last minimized document was to pop up, even if I don't want it.

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