When a tab is maximized, there's no way to see its pinned state. The leaf's .tabHeaderStatusPinEl needs to be moved from the .tabHeaderStatusContainerEl to its view header, and back again when unmaximized. The .setPinned() method needs to be wrapped so that fresh pins are moved right away.
This will probably require refactoring the existing maximize implementation (which is something of a hack). It might also make sense to move the tab's close "x" (.tabHeaderCloseEl) onto the view header as well, perhaps as the last action before the "more" menu items.
When a tab is maximized, there's no way to see its pinned state. The leaf's
.tabHeaderStatusPinElneeds to be moved from the.tabHeaderStatusContainerElto its view header, and back again when unmaximized. The.setPinned()method needs to be wrapped so that fresh pins are moved right away.This will probably require refactoring the existing maximize implementation (which is something of a hack). It might also make sense to move the tab's close "x" (
.tabHeaderCloseEl) onto the view header as well, perhaps as the last action before the "more" menu items.