@TerminalAutism This is why every tiling window manager (or well, every floating window manager and desktop environment too) provides different workspaces (or tags or however they decide to call it).
Very useful feature that only WinDOS and macOS, iOS, and Android don't have (look, all the proprietary OS's don't have it!).

Well, I don't know what's going on in the heads of Gnome and KDE dev teams, but they both used to provide 4 workspaces by default, now Gnome is like 1 workspace, and adds new ones dynamically and switching to another workspace is a pain in the ass (using Gnome 3 and newer in general is a pain in the ass anyway), while KDE is like 1 workspace, but the functionality and panel widget to have multiple workspaces is hidden away.