You probably do. If you open Task Manager you can open Chrome and other applications from there. I just realized though that when we do this via Task Manager, all the links open in NEW TABS! Exactly what I want to happen when I am using MO2.
I have opened up a ticket for this at MO2 on Github. Do you think its something that can be fixed within the code of the application, or something in windows?Ah! Got ya!
It seems if I invoke an action within the Win32 environment, it will open in a new QT Tab...,
... something from the Start Menu, for example, will open in a new window!!!
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The menu in your screenshot of Post #175 looks very exclusive to the application, I would guess it would have to be fixed within the application.
Tried various click with shift option, but nothing there. For what its worth, I asked on Reddit too about this and here's what someone had to say:
Now this is all beyond me, but you Edwin might make some sense of this. Is this something that would be helpful?
Meh..., it's way over my pay grade!
I saw that...
What version are you using...?
Leaving both windows open???
I am using QTTabBar version 1038. When I drag a tab from one window to another, both windows remain open, but the tab is successfully moved.
i dont have qt installed on any pc at the moment, but i'm curious... can you do this via creating specific registry keys to reference certain .dll files from the install, without installing the full program? or is it implemented via some explorer type shell qt puts in place?
I believe so..., whether it's shell hooks or dll injection..., I've scoured the entire registry and couldn't find any specific color values!
