Would like to be able to drag a "tab" in Logos to a new monitor screen and enable full session of Logos desktop. Hopefully this would work in Windows and IOS. I believe this would enhance Logos users with multiple monitors.
I searched the forum but couldn’t find any results. If this has already been discussed, please let me know so I can see the original post and upvote it.
I would REALLY love the ability to move tabs between monitors by simply clicking, holding, dragging, and dropping—just like in web browsers. While it may seem like a small feature, having to manually select ‘Open in a floating window’ first is quite frustrating. Thanks for considering this!
@John Soucy I agree with you on the drag and drop of tabs to a new monitor. A work around for now (for Windows 11 at least) is to right-click on the tab then Open in a floating window… then drag the new window to the other monitor. I do this a lot.😎
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