Hide output from visible text editors#2918
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Do you have a screenshot of where these hats are? |
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I actually consider that a feature. They only show up if the panel is visible right? |
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I wasn't sure if I liked it or not. You can't edit in the output, but you can bring from it of course. Yes |
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If you think we should keep this functionality it's fine with me? |
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I'd be inclined to keep today's functionality. If we can put hats on visible things, I think we should. The active editor gets preferred hats anyway I assume so seems like there's not much lost |
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Agreed |
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Today we waste hats on the output which shouldn't really be a text editor