One place to see every minimized screen
Minimize
Where: On a page that has window controls (e.g. WordPress iframe or Fleek modal), click Minimize (or use the keyboard shortcut, e.g. Alt+M).
What happens: The current page is added to the minimized windows store with a unique id, title, url, timestamp, and optional thumbnail. The app then navigates to #/minimized-windows. So you leave the current screen and see the list of all minimized windows. The page you minimized is now a "card" in that list and can be restored later.
Limit: The list keeps a maximum of 20 windows (oldest non-favorited ones are dropped when you add more). Pinned (favorite) windows are not removed when the list is full.
Restore
Where: On the Minimized Windows page (#/minimized-windows), each window is shown as a card. Click Restore (or the card action that opens the window) to go back to that page.
What happens: The app navigates to the stored URL (e.g. #/wp/edit.php?post_type=post). So the iframe or view for that URL loads again. If the window was not pinned, it is removed from the minimized list when you restore (so the list doesn't keep growing). Pinned windows stay in the list even after restore so you can open them again anytime.
Minimized bar (optional)
Depending on your version, a minimized bar (e.g. a strip of small thumbnails or icons at the bottom or top of the layout) may be shown when you have minimized windows. Clicking an item in the bar would restore that window. If the bar is not present, the Minimized Windows page is the single place to see and restore all minimized windows.
Benefit: One place to see every minimized screen and get back to it in one click.