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Workspace: project schemes change to the corresponding schemes as you navigating through the tabs. This will display exactly where the user left off in the scheme (returned to). If an action has been highlighted in the workspace, the focus will also remain on that action when you return to that project.
Navigation window: different projects display their own, corresponding scheme. When navigating through the scheme through this window, transitions are performed only on the active scheme, on all other projects, the last place on the scheme that the user was working with does not change.
Action properties panel: when moving from one project to another, the content of the panel changes to what it was the last time in this project (the one you returned to).
Log panel: it is the same for all projects, i.e. Studio does not remember and does not display separately for each project the state of this panel, which was before the transition from project to project.
If you switch to another project and then click on the line with the action in the log generated during the execution of another project, nothing happens. I.e. search for this action in the active project or switch to the original project is not performed. Switching to an action in a script by clicking on a log line should work only if the project whose startup generated the log is active.
Error list panel: the same for all projects, i.e. Studio does not remember and does not display separately for each project the state of this panel, which was before the transition from project to project.
If you switch to another project and then click on the line with the action in the error list generated for another project, nothing will happen. I.e. search for this action in the active project or switch to the original project is not performed. Switching to an action in the script by clicking on a line in the error list should work only if the project for which the list was generated is active.
Action panel: the same for all projects, i.e. Studio does not memorize and does not display separately for each project the state of this panel, which was before the transition from project to project.
I.e. if you opened Excel group in project1, then switched to project2 - it will display Excel group too. Then you select the Word group in project2 and return to project1 - it now displays the Word group.
Resource panel: when you move from one project to another, the content of the panel changes to what it was the last time you moved to the project you returned to. That is, only the resources that were previously created in the project are displayed. Resource search works only for the resources of the active project. It is possible to create resources with the same names in several projects.
Debugging panel: it is the same for all projects, but you can control launching with its help only in one, active project.
Tree of nested scripts: when moving from one project to another, the contents of the tree (its branches) change to what it was the last time this project (the one you returned to).
The contents of the "Robot launch options" window are individual for each project.
Top panel: the same for all projects, except for:
- Specification windows: each project has its own tabs in the Robot specification window
- Mass actions: if the user clicks something in the mass actions, these changes are applied only to the scheme of the active project
- Project saves: described above
- Scheme search: if the user uses a search, it only works within the scheme of the active project. When moving between projects, the search results are cleared
- Exporting a finished robot project: accordingly, it works only for the active project
- Publishing the finished robot project to storage (for Ent and cloud): accordingly, it works only for the active project
If a window is open (a toolkit for one of the variables, Robot launch options, etc.), it is not possible to switch between tabs. But in this case, the standard Studio behavior works, when modal windows block the whole interface.
When you start a web- or win-recorder, the tabs of other projects become inactive until the user stops the recorder:

You cannot switch to other projects
You cannot close other projects