Despite the broad similarities in how most widget toolkits work across the platforms they support, there are some differences in operating system behavior. Whether due to a desire to stand out against the competition or through a belief that their approach is a better user experience, these distinctions should be taken into consideration. In this section, we'll explore some significant differences in platform approaches.
Platform-specific considerations
Window grouping
In the taskbar of Windows 10 and most versions of macOS, all of an application's windows are grouped under a single icon. This makes the user interface less cluttered, but it does mean that an application that opens many windows may be a little harder...