How do you avoid mistaking the currently opened window with another similar one?

Working inside a container is an effective method to differentiate between similar windows. A container provides a distinct environment where the activities are contained within a defined user interface that is visually and behaviorally separate from other applications or windows. This separation minimizes confusion since the elements inside the container can be specifically tailored for the task at hand, making it easier to distinguish it from other potentially similar windows that are open simultaneously.

Minimizing all other windows, closing other windows, and using a different color scheme may help reduce clutter or enhance visibility, but they do not provide the structured, isolated environment that a container offers. By relying on a container, users can maintain focus and ensure they are working in the correct context, reducing the risk of errors associated with misidentifying windows.