Hi Tim, Perhaps by using a modifier instead of (or as an alternate to) middle > click, e.g when "shift" is pressed the same behaviour could be triggered. > This would also mean you don't have to decide what your action will be > before you start dragging the window. >
Well, my point was turning it into a mouse-only operation so using an operator would make it kind of moot. But I see how it would clash with alt-middle to resize. Possible solutions to that problem would be: - keep alt-middle-drag to resize, and use a different combination to middle-drag. - keep alt-middle-drag to resize, and only middle-drag from the titlebar. - use alt-middle-drag to middle-drag from anywhere in the window, and use a different combination to resize. Personally, I think the third option is the most coherent. Why? Because it would mean that the Alt operator would enable titlebar operations on the whole window: - Alt + drag window = drag titlebar. - Alt + middle-drag window = middle-drag titlebar. - Alt + right-click window = right-clicl titlebar. - Alt + right-drag window = right-drag titlebar. However, currently: - Alt + middle-drag window ≠ middle-drag window.
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