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The data-tauri-drag-region attribute cannot be put on menu bar directly because it contains elements, so we emulate its behavior with a mousedown listener.
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Works fine apart from the comment I left ^^
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Given that the title bar blur does not work on Linux it might make sense to keep the main area draggable for now ^^
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Well, the drag works on both Windows and Linux, I think title bar style is another issue :)
And I don't think we should enforce different UI behaviors regarding different platforms.
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Closes #12.