On Sat, Jun 12, 2021 at 10:41:05PM +0200, Leon Fischer wrote: > There is no use in listing ignored windows, which are generally used as > for "status bars", in the window search menu (M-slash). It clutters up > the menu with persistent windows that the user would very rarely want > to focus. `M-/foo<Enter>CM-x' seems like the canonical way to quickly close ignored windows, but also in general I consider search to be inclusive.
> This patch excludes them from menu-window and menu-window-hidden. > They can be focused with the mouse instead if needed. It kills the last effective way to select such windows: What if there is no mouse? What if there are lots of windows and you have to reshuffle by moving or pushing them to the background in order to find ignored windows? Seems like a big step backward; I think the current ignore semantics are useful and sane as they are.
