A few days ago, I shared a tip about preserving and separating pinned tabs in Visual Studio. You have seen how we can maintain PIN state and create separate rows for pinned tabs. There are some more interesting facts about these tabs. First, you can move multiple windows together into a new window or even into the same window.

To do this, simply select the tabs while holding the Ctrl button, then drag to move them and release them. This simply removes multiple tabs together and you can then place them in the same window or different windows.

Must know- You can drag & drop multiple tabs or even pin / unpin them together in Visual Studio

This is useful when you are working on multi monitor setup and want to move a set of tabs to other screen.

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Here’s another fun fact where you can pin multiple tabs together by selecting them while holding the Ctrl button. Yes, it’s as simple as that. Press the Ctrl button, select multiple tabs (that you want to pin/unpin), then right-click and select pin/unpin tabs from the context menu.

Must know- You can drag & drop multiple tabs or even pin / unpin them together in Visual Studio

You can check more article on our website under C# section HERE or you can also check same on Micrsoft Docs too.

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