I mean this is probably a lot faster than closing and opening books, and that matters if you have to juggle many books as a professional scribe or researcher. It’s the same reason proper professional software looks like a mess of buttons and panels on the main window instead of “neatly organising” them behind submenus and popups. And why as a power user I despise that paradigm of UI design being labeled as “outdated” or “unintuitive.” It’s hard to learn when first using the software yes, but once you learn it you can be extremely productive.
I mean this is probably a lot faster than closing and opening books, and that matters if you have to juggle many books as a professional scribe or researcher. It’s the same reason proper professional software looks like a mess of buttons and panels on the main window instead of “neatly organising” them behind submenus and popups. And why as a power user I despise that paradigm of UI design being labeled as “outdated” or “unintuitive.” It’s hard to learn when first using the software yes, but once you learn it you can be extremely productive.