Jim Davis wrote:
> Each Chrome "tab" is actually a different process and therefore really a
> "new window".
I know this already...
> You can detach the tab to look like a different window by
> hovering on the tab for a few seconds or just dragging the tab.
I know this too, but you're ignoring the point.
When I click on a link in an app such as Thunderbird, I don't want
another tab in an existing window. I want a new window.
Firefox has had this as a configurable option (with the option I want as
the default) for years now...
I don't care what processes there are, this is a UI thing, not a
functional thing...
Chris
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