Latest update released today did NOT fix this bug. It’s still there. Earth to ASP please fix this problem.Now I understand the problem though. Apparently ASP programmed the floating toolbars to both appear AND disappear when you click the icons on the toolbar. The problem appears to be when you have a floating toolbar that covers the others and you click the button to the toolbar that’s now hidden causes THAT toolbar to CLOSE. Since the code only sees you can either open or close the floating toolbar when you repeatedly click the toolbar button doesn’t take into account toolbars that are currently open and HIDDEN from other toolbars. In this case the solution appears to be an option in settings to allow toolbars already open to gain precedence if there are toolbars in front of the panels. This way when you click the icon on the toolbar causes the floating panel to gain precedence over the floating toolbars blocking it from view.