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When using a mouse / trackpad to grab a window it is very tricky to be accurate. The window border is small. I like the small border but can you add an invisible bar along the top of the window where you can grab it with a mouse? Balance that target bar's height in pixels to account for various video modes, especially hi-dpi / Retina in 4k+ video modes.
Arc added this and it helps a lot in grabbing a chrome-less window (no visible UX - Compact view).
Yes, I am aware that various OS's allow an option to grab anywhere on the window. For example, on macOS with a defaults write configuration change you can hold Ctrl + Cmd while clicking and dragging with the mouse / trackpad anywhere on the window and move the window. But out of the box, this is not enabled on macOS and requires setting a hidden configuration via the Terminal command line. e.g. "defaults write -g NSWindowShouldDragOnGesture -bool true".
Yes I am aware you can turn on the top bar but I really love the minimalist compact view. It's awesome in a tiling window manager or compositor. It's awesome outside of tiling. I just want to see content not the GUI interface which is hidden until needed.
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When using a mouse / trackpad to grab a window it is very tricky to be accurate. The window border is small. I like the small border but can you add an invisible bar along the top of the window where you can grab it with a mouse? Balance that target bar's height in pixels to account for various video modes, especially hi-dpi / Retina in 4k+ video modes.
Arc added this and it helps a lot in grabbing a chrome-less window (no visible UX - Compact view).
Yes, I am aware that various OS's allow an option to grab anywhere on the window. For example, on macOS with a defaults write configuration change you can hold Ctrl + Cmd while clicking and dragging with the mouse / trackpad anywhere on the window and move the window. But out of the box, this is not enabled on macOS and requires setting a hidden configuration via the Terminal command line. e.g. "defaults write -g NSWindowShouldDragOnGesture -bool true".
Yes I am aware you can turn on the top bar but I really love the minimalist compact view. It's awesome in a tiling window manager or compositor. It's awesome outside of tiling. I just want to see content not the GUI interface which is hidden until needed.
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