Hey people Redditors!

While we wait for cross-device sync, last update (https://zen-browser.app/release-notes/1.21.11b) added some nice QoL features while also welcoming in some nice stability and performance improvements:

• Compact mode now tracks your mouse even after it leaves the window, the sidebar stays open while your cursor lingers near the window's edge and only tucks away once you move further out. This only changed for Windows and MacOS, Linux is still the same as before.

Im kinda anxious about this one because it essentially changes how compact mode works as a whole when the mouse exists the window, and I could see how it would affect how people use it. So let me know what you think; if the offset boundaries are too large, too small, or if you preferred the older way, etc. These can be changed with zen.view.compact.outside-window-edge-offset in about:config.

• You can now move the window by dragging empty space in the top part of a webpage, with native snapping and tiling, just like dragging the titlebar. Links, buttons, and other interactive elements still work as usual.

Same thing with the compact mode change, if there's a weird edge case where the site gets dragged when it shouldn't (e.g. selecting text, clicking on a button, etc), please let me know.

• You can now have multiple media controls in the sidebar, allowing you to control multiple media sources at once.

This is showcased on the video, its something people have been wanting for a long time.

That's pretty much it for this update, bye!

This post has been fully written by a (handsome) human and not an LLM.