## Top-level Windows in JProfiler |

| All views in JProfiler can be undocked and promoted to a separate top level window by choosing Window->Undock view from JProfiler's main menu right clicking the view in the tab selector at the bottom of the window and choosing Undock view from the context menu. An undocked view has a reduced main menu that contains only the View and Window menus from the main menu as well as a reduced toolbar. With Window->Show main window for this session (`CTRL-H`) the corresponding main window can be activated.

| If a view has been undocked, a placeholder is shown in the corresponding tab in the main window. An undocked view can be re-docked into its main window by choosing Window->Dock view from the main menu of the undocked view. closing the window. clicking the dock button in the placeholder for the view. choosing Window->Dock view from JProfiler's main menu right clicking the view in the tab selector at the bottom of the window and choosing Undock view from the context menu. Undocked views can be tiled or stacked with the Window->Tile all undocked view and Window->Stack all undocked view menu entries. Note that undocked views of all main windows are treated uniformly. To dock all undocked views with a single action, please choose Window->Dock all floating view. Note that undocked views of all main windows are docked.

| JProfiler keeps track of all created top level windows in the window list available at the bottom of the Window menu. These windows include main windows undocked views console windows source and bytecode viewers This list does not include native console windows windows opened by the profiled application To navigate to a window in the window list, click on it or use the Window->Cycle to previous window (`CTRL-F2`) and Window->Cycle to next window (`CTRL-F3`) menu entries.