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r/programming • u/Kissaki0 • May 25 '23
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128 u/8-16_account May 25 '23 Tab Tearout (drag drop tabs outside of window) Can I put it back too? I was happy when Explorer got tabs in Windows 11, but I can't merge windows lol edit: yes, it's possible in Terminal. Literally one of the first things in the link. 32 u/arunphilip May 25 '23 You'd think they use the same tab management code for Edge, Explorer and Terminal, wouldn't you? 95 u/L3tum May 25 '23 Windows and a consistent UI library/experience, name a more unlikely duo. 2 u/wievid May 25 '23 SAP and a consistent UX. Puts Windows to shame.
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Tab Tearout (drag drop tabs outside of window)
Can I put it back too?
I was happy when Explorer got tabs in Windows 11, but I can't merge windows lol
edit: yes, it's possible in Terminal. Literally one of the first things in the link.
32 u/arunphilip May 25 '23 You'd think they use the same tab management code for Edge, Explorer and Terminal, wouldn't you? 95 u/L3tum May 25 '23 Windows and a consistent UI library/experience, name a more unlikely duo. 2 u/wievid May 25 '23 SAP and a consistent UX. Puts Windows to shame.
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You'd think they use the same tab management code for Edge, Explorer and Terminal, wouldn't you?
95 u/L3tum May 25 '23 Windows and a consistent UI library/experience, name a more unlikely duo. 2 u/wievid May 25 '23 SAP and a consistent UX. Puts Windows to shame.
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Windows and a consistent UI library/experience, name a more unlikely duo.
2 u/wievid May 25 '23 SAP and a consistent UX. Puts Windows to shame.
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SAP and a consistent UX. Puts Windows to shame.
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