This is by far my #1 usability complaint for Windows as well. It's especially painful if you're using unscaled 4k displays and like to have windows arranged in a 2x2 grid (using corner snapping).
On disconnecting any display, it completely forgets about where your windows were originally (even the ones on the display that is still connected), and rearranges them seemingly randomly in left-right splits on the remaining displays, and makes no effort to restore your configuration when you plug the display back in.
MacOS has handled this aspect a lot better, in my experience, although it has its own issues like not being able to snap arrange windows without 3rd party tools in the first place.
Has anyone tried the latest insider builds? Has the situation improved there?
On disconnecting any display, it completely forgets about where your windows were originally (even the ones on the display that is still connected), and rearranges them seemingly randomly in left-right splits on the remaining displays, and makes no effort to restore your configuration when you plug the display back in.
MacOS has handled this aspect a lot better, in my experience, although it has its own issues like not being able to snap arrange windows without 3rd party tools in the first place.
Has anyone tried the latest insider builds? Has the situation improved there?