Google Chrome Issue

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One feature of Google Chrome that is really handy is when you split a tab away, you drag the tab back to the parent window the tab "hooks" back onto that window. 

With ObjectDock I cannot do this.

When I bring the tab towards the top of the screen to "hook" it onto the parent window, the tab instead just maximizes. I'm guessing this is a feature of ObjectDock because when ObjectDock is closed, it works fine. It's quite annoying especially when you accidently unhook a tab, and then you can't hook it back because ObjectDock maximizes it whenever it's brought to the top of the screen. 

A simple fix would be to move the positioning of ObjectDock to the buttom or the sides of the screen, but I don't want to have to resort to doing something like that.

So then, any solutions?

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Reply #3 from Stardock Forums Top

Hey Overload,

I messed around with this a bit (i'm guessing you have your OD set to the top of the screen).  The only thing I could recommend, without changing your settings, is be cautious and don't take your mouse ALL the way to the top, just enough to get it to the top of Chrome.

 

Hope I helped in some way.