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For managing unit tests in Visual Studio, I use the Test List Editor. There’s also a Test View which looks similar but more limited. When would I want to use the Test View as opposed to the Test List Editor or any of the other test windows?
For me the test view is a nice compact list that fits better on screen(if i need it on screen at all) as i use a seperate portrait monitor for most of the vs tool windows.