Implement Side-By-Side windows on Mac OSX
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Opening multiple windows side-by-side has been implemented in Windows, but is still not implemented on Mac OS.
It would be nice if the Mac version of OnlyOffice also allowed users to view one or more documents while editing another.
There was discussion about this in https://github.com/ONLYOFFICE/DesktopEditors/issues/41#issuecomment-894782766
and sometimes earlier, not sure why original issue is clode, but we'll track in this issue all new requests https://github.com/ONLYOFFICE/DesktopEditors/issues/363
There is issue 35421 in our private issue tracker to discuss it with our dev team
Sounds great. Thanks so much. Looking forward to this being implemented.
I'll leave this issue opened until we implement this feature
Are there any updates on this? This would be really useful in macOS
@vkredxyz Sorry, there is no news
If you really need this feature - please contact [email protected]
No problem, I'm just a regular user and for now I have found a workaround. In terminal you can use
open -n ONLYOFFICE (replace ONLYOFFICE with the .app location) and a new instance of the editor will be opened. Just make sure not to have the same file open in the same two instances. Everything seems to work fine
open -n ONLYOFFICE should be put in the menu File -> New window. Is there a way to detach a tab as a separate window?
Coming from Linux on MacOS makes me really miss that feature!! Can't wait for the team to add it to the MacOS edition ;-) Having that drag & drop feature with the tabs is a great implementation!
This is a really important feature to have and it's still not implemented on the macOS.
Any news about this issue? I can't believe there is no solution for this problem since 2021. This is a really annoying bug for macOS users. Please, do something about this.
Status update please. I'm baffled that this isn't in macOS but is in Windows and Linux.
Hello, yes an update on this would be really nice :)
FYI I think I've come up with a workaround for macOS:
- Open OnlyOffice like normal for window 1
- Open Terminal and run this command:
open -n -a onlyoffice - Repeat step 2 for as many windows as you need
YMMV in terms of how stable this is but it appears to be a way around the window limitation in macOS. Definitely need it to be a regular feature like on Windows/Linux however.
Edit: Wow I should scroll up more often, but hey.