Comment #6 on issue 2038 by [email protected]: Unable to drag a tab into  
another Chrome window if the tab strip (tabs and blue area at the top) is  
covered
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=2038

I agree it would be nice to have move to front on drag over logic. Normally  
Windows
handles moving the window to the front for you when dragging over the  
taskbar. The
problem is we don't enter a normal drag and drop loop, so that Windows  
doesn't know
it should move a window to front. The loop we enter is similar to that of  
dragging a
window around, and Windows doesn't do anything special there. To make  
matters worse,
windows doesn't expose API to get at this information.

I don't doubt we could hack something up, but it is likely to be painful  
and error
prone.

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