Minimize Floating Attribute Tables in ArcGIS Pro

[Anonymous User]

Many have posted in the past about the ability to minimize attribute tables in ArcMap (current release 10.3). A few links are here: , ,
The problem remains in the first release of ArcGIS Pro 1.0.0. Close, Maximize and Restore options are all present, but no Minimize. Justification for this functionality has been given numerous times in other posts since 2010. Please consider bringing this basic functionality back into both products.

[DavidWheelock]

And RESTORE button, as well.  So that we have Minimize, Maximize and Restore buttons.

[KatharinaDubach]

Yes, yes, yes! Minimize and separate tables, please

[JasonSchroeder]

ESRI - "E.SRI S.ucks at R.edesigning I.nterfaces"

I love to see the emergence of alternative GIS software packages. Think of how dominant Apple used to be with the iPhone. Forcing these changes on a user base that does not want these changes, only makes people look for alternatives. It might be a little while before you start to lose massive customers, but stubborn changes like this make it obvious that is exactly what will happen.

[Anonymous User]

Update: An enhancement request has been logged with the development team.

ENH-000085021:
[Add the ability to minimize the attribute table pane in ArcGIS Pro.]

[AdrienneTruex]

WHY was it ever removed in the first place?!

[ChazArmijo]

Any updates on this?

[BerndtNording]

5 years later this is still an issue.

[BerndtNording]

This all worked like normal windows in ArcView 3.x.  Then it went to really bad in ArcGIS 9.x. Unbelievably, it was made even worse in 10.x. And here it is, 2 decades later, and this nonsense persists in all versions of Pro! C'mon, Windows automatically come with a minimize button, programmers have to remove it to create an incredibly annoying UI like this.

[DanPatterson]

I questioned and provided this link on the Pro 2.6 beta 1 site.  Had forgotten about it.  Needed for sure

[MaryDougherty]

Please re-add this basics of basics - the Minimize button, on Attibutute Tables in ArcGIS Pro.