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What's the Problem?

Currently i have to drag it over the current open tabs witch isnt that convient.

Solution/Idea

Allow draging a tab anywhere to the title bar to merge the windows.

Alternatives

Priorities

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Files Version

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Windows Version

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Comments

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What's the Problem?

It is not any type of problem.

Solution/Idea

This project is currently missing the Code of Conduct. If you have any plan on adding that then I would be more than glad to do that for you by adding a PR for that. Please let me know what do you think about that.

Alternatives

According to Google:

A code of conduct defines standards for how to eng

Description of the new feature / enhancement

Include a setting where whatever media will pause when the mute button is pressed or when the volume slider is set to zero.

Scenario when this would be used?

When listening to music or watching a video

Additional context

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I really like the look of this theme but I use avalonia for most of my projects would you be happy for me to port this to avalonia? I would adhere to the rules of the license and credit you and this repo

utils::ptr_vector<T> serves a similar purpose like smart pointers from std. We should remove this implementation in favor of smart pointers from std.

I already took care of replacing utils::ptr_vector<T> with std::unique_ptr in precice/precice#1159, but there are many more places, where utils::ptr_vector<T> is used.

Any chance to change the ForegroundColor property from private to public so the tabs and the line under them can be customized?

Currently, it is:
https://github.com/Taiizor/ReaLTaiizor/blob/c603f6e63c935254c1cd8555d42d79acb945957d/src/ReaLTaiizor/Controls/TabControl/MetroTabControl.cs#L295-L296

which only allows to use the default color Color.FromArgb(65, 177, 225) defined in the ApplyThe

Add the following extensions methods for dictionaries:

var dictionary = new Dictionary<string, string>
{
    ["key1"] = "value1",
    ["key2"] = "value2",
};

dictionary.Throw().IfContainsKey("key1");
dictionary.Throw().IfNotContainsKey("key3");

And the corresponding dictionary properties extension methods:

var dictionary = new Dictionary<string, string

The circle inside the radiobutton is not in the center when I use it in a high dpi display, using Google Chrome.

Red line: actual
Green line: expected