Cursor composer should be its own window. Currently the minimize button causes the composer to go off screen; to be able to see my code, i have to exit out of composer, and I lose my history within composer. If I could move Composer to it’s own window, just like I can by right clicking on an open file and picking move into New Window, it would be preferred if I could do the same thing with composer instead of opening in “control panel” view.

Hi @jshearin01 It’s already available, try enabling it in the settings. [image]

Hi @jshearin01 , Also see this post with screenshots of the different views available in Composer: [image] I want composer window as its own panel, just like Chat Feature Requests Hi @bobmoff , Just to add to @blummis answer… There are three Composer views available: Bar (Ctrl + I) Pane (Ctrl + I and then Ctrl + D) Control Panel (Ctrl + Shift + I) - can be dragged to another screen Below are screenshots of each view. Screenshot 01 - Composer - Bar View [composer_in_bar] Screenshot 02 - Composer - Pane View [composer_in_pane] Screenshot 03 - Composer - Control Panel View (on another screen) [composer_in_control_panel_on_another_screen]

Cursor Composer should be its own window

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litecode October 10, 2024, 9:39am 3

Hi @jshearin01 ,

Also see this post with screenshots of the different views available in Composer:

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Cursor Composer should be its own window

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