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I miss dragging a window to the bottom of the screen so that it became a tab, and then clicking the tab would restore the window back into the Finder frame. I d
by dylan604 2y ago
I miss dragging a window to the bottom of the screen so that it became a tab, and then clicking the tab would restore the window back into the Finder frame. I don't use GUI windows like I used to in Classic OS. I now barrel my way around with CLI, and then 'open .' when arriving at the destination. So would I still use that tab feature today if available? Probably, not, and that's probably why it's no longer a thing even if other people that wouldn't use it have different reasons for not.
- WillAdams 2y agoIsn't that much like minimizing a window to the Dock?
- dylan604 2y agomaybe if you squint while tilting your head as you look at it. tabs could be moved around and rearranged. minimizing to the dock has zero control
- tambourine_man 2y agoAlso, you could read the window’s title without hovering it. And they would persist across restart, AFAIR.
- WillAdams 2y agoYou can drag icons around in the Dock.