Open Control Center when Parallels Icon is clicked in dock

Some versions ago Parallels opened - as expected - the control center, when the Parallels icon was clicked. The current versions doesn't. I first thought it was an annoying bug to be resolved, but it stayed. Now you have to right click on the icon and do a second click on control center to see it. I don't see any advantage of removing this former intuitive behavior ...
Expected: Click on Parallels icon opens VM overview.

 

Totally agree. There's already ANOTHER icon for Windows or Linux, and I can click on that when I want the virtual machine. But when I want the control center, and click on the control center, I expect the control center to open. Current behaviour is simply broken and wrong.

 

Completely agree! I don't understand why the dock icon for Parallels would even be there. It doesn't do anything. And yet the thing that we need to do (that I'd expect would happen) is to show the Control Center.

Maybe this could be added as an option to Parallels?

 

Chiming in, in the hope someone is listening. Definitely a step back...

 

Totally agree. As "option" will be very helpful.

 

Here we are, over a year since the bug was reported, and there is yet no indication on when this will be fixed.

C'mon, Parallels, this bug is stupid, annoying, and trivial to fix. Clicking on the control panel should open ... the control panel.

 

Please add this feature. When I open the app, it has no idea what I intend to do, so it shouldn't guess by opening a Virtual Machine window. Instead, have it open the control panel and from there I tell it what I want it to do ( open a Virtual Machine, create a new Virtual Machine, etc. )

 

Bumping this thread.

 

Still nothing? I agree, I consider this a defect but maybe PD thinks otherwise.

 

I agree adding my vote

 

Chiming in... I totally agree. Took me a few minutes to figure out how to add a second vm. I have no idea why you would want both the vm icon and the parallels icon to both do the same thing. For those of us who need multiple vms, this is a pain point.

 

+1