Tabs in Desktop app
Lydia Hesterman
I'd like the option to have "Tabs" in my app just like I would in a browser. I might want to compare and contrast projects or keep omy personal view open while viewing a team project. (But I don't necessary want to save it as a favorite for just a quick review)
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Maroš Ľuba
Please, this is really huge slower for my whole team. We’re jumping from writing brief to tasks, to chat and so on and its real slower to realize every time that its only possible in browser. I understand you have your preference what the workflow should be, but the whole world works on tabs, would be great not to invent the wheel.
Luke Weingarten
NEED THIS. It is incredibly frustrating that I can't park tasks I am actively working on or need to monitor in a tab within my desktop app window. I either need to constantly comb through my list of tasks to find the one I need to check on or have multiple tabs open in a browser window, which clutters that UX. What makes it even more aggravating is the appearance of the workspace TAB. We only run one workspace so we never use the dropdown and the graphic where our workspace title is parked looks EXACTLY like a tab. Such a tease...
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Lennart Scharff
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Alex Kolodziejski
Please make this happen. You have a setting on the web browser to limit tabs for the very reason the desktop app is better for performance. I can't get my team to use the desktop app without this feature.
Bobby Oliveri
Yes, please! Plus side-by-side viewing!
Brendan W
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Tabbed browsing
Marcos Felipe
It's interesting to include tabs in the desktop app to navigate between different pages quickly, allowing you to open multiple panels simultaneously. They would work similar to a browser, making it easier to switch context.
Joey
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Tabs in Desktop Client
Andrey
Joey
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Desktop App - Back Button or Tabs
Corey Huddleston
The desktop app does not have tabs, so when an in-app link is clicked, we lose our place in ClickUp. If we have much going on, and we fail to minimize the task, it is not possible to go back. Therefore, a back button would be very helpful, kind of like a browser's back button. If you don't do this, then opening links in new tabs would work. The back button is better than tabs, since tabs make it more like a browser than an App.
Joey
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Desktop App Tabs Feature
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Christine Smith
Please make it possible to have tabs within the desktop browser (similar to a web browser). Wrike has that and it is essential for multitasking and efficiency. Having to completely click out of a task to go reference something else in ClickUp is a major inconvenience and time suck. My productivity has declined significantly since switching to ClickUp.
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Ralph Stokes
I want to bump this request - I've just started using AI more and brain always asks for things like task ID's.
It's becoming difficult to manage as I have to have loads of floating windows open and because I always use apps in fullscreen on macOS it's becoming a nightmare to use.
The simple inclusion of tabs in the app would solve this and make things much more productive! Should be a no-brainer for a productivity app!
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