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This is possibly related to the new behavior in Sierra that gives applications using NSDocument Safari-style tabs for free.
You should report this against Electron where we depend on for a fix it seems.
actually being able to open new window as new tab is a nice feature. i would like to be able to open a project in a new tab not only in the full-screen mode.
it would look like the Maps application in macOS. If you go to menu File -> you have options New Window and New Tab
"New Window" now literally opens new window in fullscreen mode using latest version. Is there a way to revert this and make "New Window" open new tab again? Haven't found any option in settings that does it.
No, not until Electron supports native tabs properly.
It's a shame this changed, I preferred the tabbed window behaviour we had prior to the last release, made it much easier to manage the 4 or 5 instances I often have running.
miss it too...
To be clear: I was never against there _being_ a 'New Tab' option at all, just pointing out that it was explicitly incorrect platform behavior to open a new tab when a Mac user invokes a 'New Window' menu item or keyboard shortcut. Look at your Safari menu; 'New Window' and 'New Tab' happily coexist. Just have them each do what they say they do.
This kind of OCD "bug/feature" fixes are not out of necessity, but of (definition) correctness. I bet there are enough mac users who enjoyed this option and it would have been possible to keep it alive along a new new window menu option.
I use VSCode on both mac an Linux and I had come to terms with having tabs in mac and the lack of it in Linux. Now I guess I could be glad to have the same behavior on both operating systems(?).
Really like this feature, hope it can back in other style
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new windowasnew tabis a nice feature. i would like to be able to open a project in a new tab not only in the full-screen mode.it would look like the Maps application in macOS. If you go to menu
File-> you have optionsNew WindowandNew Tab