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Tell me something, the desktop apps, are they now standalone apps or still that bullshit of a single app that opens everything as tabs?
I believe you can configure that
While they allow separate Windows they'll all group as a single OnlyOffice app and there won't be separate shortcuts for each one.
What's wrong with tabs?
Not good for real multitasking. A combination of Windows and tabs is way better. Also there's no reason to have a single application that you've to open to then create whatever document you need. Just split the damn thing into multiple apps like every other productive office suite.
I'm glad to inform you that...
That options exists, has been there for a while but its not enough. Read the thing you replied to, not having real multiple apps means things such as Window taskbar combination doesn't work as it should.