A computing device typically provides a graphical user interface (GUI) that allows a user to interact with the computing device through items such as graphical icons, visual indicators, “desktops” and windows. The graphical user interface is typically designed to enhance user-efficiency and ease-of-use to operate underlying applications. In many cases, a user may invoke multiple applications and/or multiple instances of an application that, in turn, cause the computing device to open and display multiple windows on the computing device's display.