For users of multiple desktops like me, it's ergonomic to have separate desktops for coding and separate desktops for browsing, so on my main (browsing) screen, I have to switch to a different desktop to use the extension, making the extension pretty much useless for me.
Here is what happens:
I press the Atomic Chrome button in the Chrome menu
Nothing happens visually
I switch to the most recent desktop with Atom
The current Atom window has a new unsaved document open with the contents of the textarea.
I propose that the extension should minimally focus Atom, like clicking it in the Dock: current desktop switches to most recent desktop with Atom which is then focused. In addition, I think the extension should be able to open a new Atom window, like right-clicking it in the Dock and clicking "New Window" (would ideally be the default behavior).
For users of multiple desktops like me, it's ergonomic to have separate desktops for coding and separate desktops for browsing, so on my main (browsing) screen, I have to switch to a different desktop to use the extension, making the extension pretty much useless for me.
Here is what happens:
I propose that the extension should minimally focus Atom, like clicking it in the Dock: current desktop switches to most recent desktop with Atom which is then focused. In addition, I think the extension should be able to open a new Atom window, like right-clicking it in the Dock and clicking "New Window" (would ideally be the default behavior).