This will solve the problem that user can't have "free tabs", i.e tabs which
aren't tracked by Emacs at all.
The popup should have following elements:
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A big button saying "Chain" or "Unchain"
We are increasing UX friction, but offering more control.
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A button saying 'Delete from Emacs?'
This should appear only when the tab is unchained. We should perhaps replace
the "Unchain" button's contents with an Insomnia-style prompt for a slick UI.
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List of current tab's groups
Dismiss-able badges to view and remove groups from current tab.
-
A UI to select or add new groups
This will solve the problem that user can't have "free tabs", i.e tabs which
aren't tracked by Emacs at all.
The popup should have following elements:
A big button saying "Chain" or "Unchain"
We are increasing UX friction, but offering more control.
A button saying 'Delete from Emacs?'
This should appear only when the tab is unchained. We should perhaps replace
the "Unchain" button's contents with an Insomnia-style prompt for a slick UI.
List of current tab's groups
Dismiss-able badges to view and remove groups from current tab.
A UI to select or add new groups