Ignore multiple tabs for non-Apple applications #56
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It's mostly built-in Apple apps like Finder and Terminal whose tabs show up as separate windows. Third party apps like Microsoft Office use tabs that are all contained within one window and tile fine.
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awesome! This should fix the false positive for iTerm2 then (?) |
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I hope so. Please let me know how iterm2 behaves |
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@hansbogert Tabs in iTerm2 appear to work fine for me with this PR. |
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It's mostly built-in Apple apps like Finder and Terminal whose tabs show up as separate windows. Third party apps like Microsoft Office use tabs that are all contained within one window and tile fine.