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I know the effect, and in Swing, it's like this (window 11 and open jdk 17): `JFrame jFrame = new JFrame();jFrame.setSize(100, 100);jFrame.setUndecorated(true);jFrame.setVisible(true);` I am very looking forward to the 'set...

> I'm not sure I follow. The titlebar is always displayed. That's how things are displayed unless you use top tabs. I want to drag the panel out of the...

> That could be interesting. It would have to revert to individual titlebars if there is more than 1 dockable in the window. I want to use jFrame. setUndecorated(true);

> That could be interesting. It would have to revert to individual titlebars if there is more than 1 dockable in the window. I think allowing customization would be better~

> An example of floating can be seen here: https://github.com/andrewauclair/ModernDocking/blob/main/img/floating_panel.gif This example includes the window title bar, which is duplicated with the panel title bar. I don't need the window...

> Let me see if I understand now. You want the new frame to be undecorated? Yes, because the window title bar is the same as the panel title bar,...

> Let me see if I understand now. You want the new frame to be undecorated? The solution manager panel and code editor panel of Visual Studio have two different...

> Let me see if I understand now. You want the new frame to be undecorated? I found the relevant code:  I don't know if this is feasible, but...

> Doing that would mean losing the ability to drag the dockable again as that titlebar is the drag source. Perhaps modifying the window style is not very reasonable. Since...

> Doing that would mean losing the ability to drag the dockable again as that titlebar is the drag source. Because this feature is different from typical dockable windows, I...