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I have a situation thats not a major issue but I feel is possible. Coming from a Video editing background, theres the need to work on multiple Monitors for various parts of your workflow.

I dont know if anyone is familiar with after effects or / Premier Pro where you can Drag your different pannels onto a new screen.

Example of what Im trying to Describe in Adobe Premiere

Basically Instead of "open to the side" opening in the same window -> can this possibly be opened on a new screen so they are both save-able and editable to the same working directory.

josh hoffer
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  • You can split the view and then choose same file for both windows – MANSOOR KOCHY Jul 20 '22 at 16:36
  • Does this answer your question? [VSCode - How do I split a file view to a separate window?](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62537626/vscode-how-do-i-split-a-file-view-to-a-separate-window) – CinchBlue Jul 20 '22 at 16:40

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You can press Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + P to bring up the command palette and search for Workspaces: Duplicate Workspace In New Window

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    This is currently what I do, however the Feel im looking for is what's missing.. think of it like if you could just make the single workspace / editor double the screensize -> and had the window spill into both screens. The thing thats missing is sharing the workspace enviornment at the same time. I dont want a whole second set of all my extensions / or a second terminal or a second set of anything just if that split window could be broken out of the original app... and dragged freely away from the main window – josh hoffer Jul 21 '22 at 19:20
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    i guess the simplest way to sum it up is kind of like i said above... if you were to drag the tab as if you were positioning somewhere else in the vs code window layout. but when you drag out of the panel, a new window is opened, but it's just that single item ... (like if you wanted your vscode terminal to be on a seperate screen at all times .. not the only way to see it is to force it to clog your whole app window – josh hoffer Jul 21 '22 at 19:26