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sorry, I mean middle click on the application (in the taskbar) to open a new window. Windows does this automatically.
I'm more of a "close window"-man myself.
....what? TIL after all my life using Windows.
I also had no idea !
In Mint xfce, go to panel settings > items > window buttons > edit, and then look for "middle-click action".
Xfce is leaner and less flashy than cinnamon but I think it's easier to customize. Reminds me of windows 98 a little.