https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=37134
--- Comment #69 from V Stuart Foote <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Michael Warner from comment #68) > IMO putting only the filename and title in the title bar is a good thing. I > wouldn't mind the ability to have tabs, but I don't agree with them > occupying title bar space. I do not care for this trend of jamming a bunch > of stuff into the title bar, until there is nowhere left you can click just > to move the window around. > > > Hence, it would be possible to adopt a layout similar to > > OnlyOffice's. Another good example is Firefox's design when you hide the > > title bar. > > If this happens, it needs to be an option that I can turn off. +1, maintaining custom Client Side Decoration cross-platform (as Chrome/Chromium & Edge browsers do) would be an order of magnitude more complex and too much native code. The FireFox approach (inside a single application frame with no CSD) is much simpler. Only reasonable direction for providing "tabbed" MDI is extending VCL's current Window functions as a new view mode. And agree the mode needs to be user controlled, i.e. toggled on-off, set number of tab documents, tear off to new frame, etc. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
