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This is the monitors fault though right? Because the manufacturer flashes them with the exact same identifier, so the laptop has no way to tell them apart. There was a blog post about it here recently.

https://notes.alinpanaitiu.com/Weird%20monitor%20bugs

You might want to try out "window tidy" which allows to define arrangements of windows:

https://www.lightpillar.com/window-tidy.html

> if Apple would make a dock that I could plug into and have my apps move back into the position they were in (including correct monitor) when I unplugged the cable.

Isn't that handled by software? That Apple hasn't been able to provide for ages despite originally bosting to have the best monitor support, and now releasing "the best" external display with Studio Display?

> Currently it's just a crapshoot as to where my apps will be. Will they be on the right monitor? Will the monitors have magically juxtaposed? Will everything be only on the laptop screen? Who knows!?

Yup. It's been a pain for me since forever.