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I once disabled this feature and as far as I can recall, it was somewhere in kwin's or in Compositor's Setting, but I'm totally blank now and don't remember how I actually did it before.

What I'm talking about is this, below

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I don't like this as I totally lose track of the window I'm currently working on, and if the count of instances is greater than 10 then its very difficult to pick the correct one. I recently updated my system and since then I'm getting this, instead of getting a list of open windows.

Thanks in advance

PRATAP
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  • This feature is configured by "Screen Edges" . Go to the System Settings->Workspace Behavior -> Screen Edges . Then click on the edge in the pseudo monitor where this action gets triggered , and select "No Action" . And if you triggered this action unintentionally , you can press Escape to get to the window where you've been. You wouldn't lose track of the windows. I sometimes use this feature even with more than 20 windows ! – Parsa Mousavi Jun 13 '20 at 13:11
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    Open a terminal and run kcmshell5 kwineffects. Ignore any terminal output and maximize the window that appears. Scroll to "Window Management" and turn off "Present Windows". Click "Apply" in the lower right corner. Close the window. – DK Bose Jun 13 '20 at 13:11
  • Sorry for the late response. Thanks everyone for your replies and special thanks to DK Bose, your solution solved my problem. Thanks again :-) – Mohit Tomar Jun 16 '20 at 05:57

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This feature is configured by Screen Edges . Go to System Settings->Workspace Behavior ->Screen Edges . Then click on the edge in the pseudo monitor where this action gets triggered , and select "No Action" .It should look like this :

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And each time you triggered this action unintentionally , you can press Esc to get to the window where you've been. You wouldn't lose track of the windows. I sometimes use this feature even with more than 20 windows !

Parsa Mousavi
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