1. The "dragging a tab to a floating window undocks that window if possible" feature that was added needs to be seriously reconsidered...
It's extremely frustrating to not be able to redock that floating window to a new dock without entering a convoluted context menu to do so. It is much easier for the user if the window gets floated in a docker so that there is still a tab to click and drag to a new area.
2. I get fairly frequent crashes when changing docker positions. It isn't 100% reproducible but fairly often when switching from a toolbar docker to docking at the top of the main window or vice versa I will get a crash.
3. Floating toolbars don't appear in the same space that the grey "ghost window" indicates they will appear when floating them. If I drag a toolbar out of a side or top/bottom docker into the main arrange space, it shows up in a completely different part of the screen compared to what is indicated by the ghosting.
4. Resizing floating toolbars on OSX is the ugliest thing I've ever seen, with flickering white bars going crazy on the top and right sides while you resize. No other OSX apps seem to have this problem with redraw frequency not keeping up with the user dragging.
This is a screenshot taken while resizing:
5. Also, the command+drag to create a split toolbar always seems to place the toolbar in the opposite location I would expect. If I do it and it shows a ghost grey bar in the top right of the screen, the toolbar gets docked to the left of the existing toolbar instead of to the right. It's almost as if I have toolbars in docks 1 and 3 at the top of the screen with a phantom dock 2 or something like that, it's just weird.
Overall it's a very unpredictable experience :/
Toolbar docker annoyances
Linear Mode
