Reputation: 8629
I noticed this was asked in a similar question a couple years ago: How do you combine two tabs into one floating window in Intellij?
But I don't see anywhere that this has been implemented in a current version of IntelliJ (I have a very recent version - 14.0.1)
Is this still a feature that doesn't exist?
Upvotes: 28
Views: 23283
Reputation: 1046
i dont have a merge
option in the window
menu like in other apps, but there's a workaround: open a project -> fullscreen -> open another project -> choose open in new window (while intellij is in fullscreen) -> voila! tabs
Upvotes: 15
Reputation: 878
In IDEA 2022.2 was added new function
On macOS, you can merge all opened project windows into one, turning them into tabs.
Make sure that there are several IntelliJ IDEA projects opened in separate windows.
From the main menu, select Window | Merge All Project Windows.
Drag a project's tab to work with the project in a separate window again.
Upvotes: 35
Reputation: 91
A simple solution to this would be to go to:
Window -> Merge All Project Windows
Upvotes: 6
Reputation: 378
I was having exactly the same problem (on macOS) with drag & drop.
I found this old post, also this JetBrains KB article about IntelliJ in general, going through its features.
Seeing the animated GIF under Editor Tabs -> Split Editor Window It forced me into experimenting.
I found out on macOS, that you need to be holding (while dragging) a modifier key, in my case Option ⌥ key. And then the drag & drop feature for Editor's TAB in any windows started to work like a magic.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 111
If you make your current window fullscreen and then open another folder it would stay combined.
Upvotes: 4
Reputation: 97308
As of IntelliJ IDEA version 14.1, combining multiple floating toolwindows into one toolwindow with multiple tabs is still a feature that does not exist.
Floating editor windows can be combined into a single window by drag&drop.
Upvotes: 10