This is on a Mac though, so (for me anyway) this is something that just works without any fuss.
This is on a Mac though, so (for me anyway) this is something that just works without any fuss.
It makes it impossible to confirm the laptop is truly off, because opening it to check turns it on. This was especially annoying during my "boarding a plane" ritual where I check everything is right before settling in.
Fridges have this problem too, but if you’re taking one of them on a plane it’s your own fault.
It will try to start up the applications I least care about; meanwhile ignoring the actual context I desire, which just slows me down more.
Something like Outlook or OneNote will restore its state reasonably well, as will Safari/Chrome/Edge/Firefox. Others, like Activity Monitor, Enpass, and iTerm2, decide to "helpfully" open a window for me even though the previous state was "running with no windows open" (which is perfectly valid for many applications).