Drag or whatever action to move current tab to a new window

[pierremtb]

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[timsueberkrueb]

@pierremtb Any idea how this could be implemented?

[pierremtb]

Maybe we could add a dragUp and dragDown listener to your tabs engine? I don't how hard it would be though. At least a right click option in a right click menu on a tab, but that would be another issue :)

[timsueberkrueb]

Maybe we could add a dragUp and dragDown listener to your tabs engine? I don't how hard it would be though.

@pierremtb Yeah, the difficult question is about how to handle the drag outside of the application window. I don't know how/whether this can be implemented (platform independent).

At least a right click option in a right click menu on a tab, but that would be another issue :)

+1

[pierremtb]

I think we could only create a new window with the desired tab. It would be
enough, for now at least.

On Wed, Oct 19, 2016, 20:27 Tim Süberkrüb [email protected] wrote:

Maybe we could add a dragUp and dragDown listener to your tabs engine? I
don't how hard it would be though.

@pierremtb https://github.com/pierremtb Yeah, the difficult question is
about how to handle the drag outside of the application window. I don't
know how/whether this can be implemented (platform independent).

At least a right click option in a right click menu on a tab, but that
would be another issue :)

+1

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[PoisonousJohn]

Well, the way Chrome is doing it, once you leave tabs area (line) with cursor, it just creates a new window

[timsueberkrueb]

Yeah, that should be good and simple enough.
I prefer how Firefox is only creating the window as soon as you drop the tab outside of the current window, though.