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There are a few places where it's obvious VS Code isn't a native Mac app. For example drag & drop between apps doesn't work as it should. (When initiating a dr

by pavlov 5y ago

There are a few places where it's obvious VS Code isn't a native Mac app. For example drag & drop between apps doesn't work as it should. (When initiating a drag, VS Code steals active app focus and brings its windows to front. It should stay in the background so that you can drag content into another app. This is a behaviour that views in Cocoa applications just inherit automatically.)

formerly_proven 5y ago
> (When initiating a drag, VS Code steals active app focus and brings its windows to front. It should stay in the background so that you can drag content into another app. This is a behaviour that views in Cocoa applications just inherit automatically.) This is a good design. It's very dumb that on other OSes initiating dragging steals focus and often hides where you want to drop.