WindowTabs: Browser-style tabbed window management on the desktop
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Re: WindowTabs: Browser-style tabbed window management on the desktop
#12I miss when KDE had this in the KDE4 days. The only place I know where you can have window tabs by default is in Haiku.
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#13https://www.businessinsider.com.au/history-of-the-windows-st...
Re: WindowTabs: Browser-style tabbed window management on the desktop
#14I miss when KDE had this in the KDE4 days. The only place I know where you can have window tabs by default is in Haiku.
The only problem is that (at least in Fluxbox's case) it suffers from poor discoverability, since it's a modifier to the window drag action that has no corresponding buttons or "landing zones" like what you get if you try to tear tabs out of a Firefox window.
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#15I've had this for years in i3 on Linux.
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#16Re: WindowTabs: Browser-style tabbed window management on the desktop
#17In 1993, the Windows Taskbar actually began life as tabs across the top of the screen: https://www.businessinsider.com.au/history-of-the-windows-st...
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#18https://www.stardock.com/products/groupy/
I think Microsoft must have abandoned sets when they moved to Edgium; their engineers were somehow under the impression that Sets was 100% dependent on Edge, and I think they must have been planning the feature as a cudgel against other browsers. IDK, I wish the Windows PMs were like 40% less user hostile and didn’t treat us like children to be manipulated.
Tldr, Groupy is pretty cool and at least appears to fit in with the windows 10 desktop better than the open source utility, for a price.
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#19Re: WindowTabs: Browser-style tabbed window management on the desktop
#20Not free (or 'free') but there is a commercial app that does this very well indeed - Stardock Groupy. It was bundled in with something else I bought years ago and I just leave it running as it's quite handy. https://www.stardock.com/products/groupy/
Microsoft could learn a lot from what they’re doing, as for the most part I still prefer not using 3rd-party utilities to mess with things.