A workspace is a desk you can put away. It remembers the apps, the frame of
every window, the monitor each one belongs on, and what each app should open on
the way up. Launching one opens whatever is closed, waits for the windows, and
puts them back — from the Workspaces page, or click the menu bar icon.
Rename, recapture or delete from the workspace's ⋯ menu.
| Per app | Files, folders or URLs to open with it: a project folder for an editor, a set of tabs for a browser |
| Per monitor | Windows return to the display they were captured on, keyed by display UUID so unplugging a monitor does not scramble them. Or pull the whole workspace onto one screen |
| Already open | Running apps get moved, not relaunched. Turn that off to leave them alone and only open what is missing |
| The catch | macOS cannot open an app straight into a position, so windows appear first and jump a moment later. A second window of the same app cannot be conjured — give it a file to open instead |
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