What is the purpose of the multi-window feature - it doesn't seem to be a prerequisite for making programs with multiple windows..?

In my program, I would like to open a secondary window - no problem, I can just use window::open. In conjunction with using daemon, rather than application, I can treat them separately, as the window::Id gets passed to the view function. Indeed, that is what I determined when I reviewed the example application entitled multi_window.

However, none of this requires the multi-window feature to be enabled.

So what exactly does the multi-window feature additionally enable me to do?

It’s a leftover feature I forgot to remove. It’s no longer there in master.

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