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I don't know man, everybody is fine with putting tabs, and searchbars, and a bunch of other shit in the titlebar, but god forbid we put one button that's actual
by thesuitonym 5mo ago
I don't know man, everybody is fine with putting tabs, and searchbars, and a bunch of other shit in the titlebar, but god forbid we put one button that's actually incredibly useful.
- gmueckl 5mo agoTry to move a browser window when you have 20+ tabs open. This is an incredibly bad UX.
- redeeman 5mo agoalt + left mouse button anywhere in the window (maybe win button or something is default now). using the titlebar for moving a window is extremely backwards and productivity killer. that being said, I agree with you, and I think its an outright abomination to put the tabs in the titlebar, and its disgusting how crome and firefox by default removes the real titlebar
- gmueckl 5mo agoAlt+LMB drag is impossible to do properly, at least on Windows, because too many applications use that for their own inputs. There are some X11 applications that also use that (Blender?), so while it's cool when it works, it comes with pretty severe problems.
- redeeman 5mo agothere might exist some programs that do it, but this might be why they changed default from alt to win key. in either case, that appears to be the very extreme minority of cases you have to move a window
- porridgeraisin 5mo agoAlt-drag works perfectly well on windows. I use a third party app called alt-drag to enable it. Has worked fine for years. It also allows you to use it with win-drag of course.