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Mulongo oyo etiyamaki na archive. Tuna motuna mosusu soki osengeli na lisalisi

Drag a tab and it becomes a window.

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Jessica
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In chrome if you drag a tab away from the tab bar it becomes its own window while still dragging and as such you can drag a tag out and snap-it to the screen edge in one motion.... But... in Firefox a dragged tab only become a window after you left it go and the windows title bar isnt even positioned where it was dragged to.

So is there a way to make my firefox tabs behave like chrome tabs do?

I move my tabs around a lot and this is literally the only reason i use chrome instead of firefox.

In chrome if you drag a tab away from the tab bar it becomes its own window while still dragging and as such you can drag a tag out and snap-it to the screen edge in one motion.... But... in Firefox a dragged tab only become a window after you left it go and the windows title bar isnt even positioned where it was dragged to. So is there a way to make my firefox tabs behave like chrome tabs do? I move my tabs around a lot and this is literally the only reason i use chrome instead of firefox.

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jonzn4SUSE
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There could be an add-on for that, but that may be a feature they consider adding to Firefox down the road. Enjoy Chrome.  ;-))