Alfred Kristal: but that is a separate window that goes into a different menu where you can not interact with cards or other elements until you close it. It does not act as a pop-up or as another tab that you can move around.

Dovidas Baranauskas Okay, I'm not sure I understand, but either way its fine. I'll try to explain again:

I'm talking about the Mac desktop application.

When you open the application, the main application window opens. The window I'm referring to is not a window inside the application, it's the actual application window.

When it's open, you'll notice this header bar in the picture below. If you click and drag there, the application window moves. I can drag it across my desktop.

When you open a ticket, the settings page or some other pages (I don't know which exactly), I try to do the same but now it doesn't work. I think that's annoying. I must exit the settings page or my active ticket to move the window (like for example if I need context from another window, so I want to place them next to eachother when documenting stuff in a ticket).

Hope this is clearer.

All the best!