Description
Description of the new feature / enhancement
When using fancy zones you are locked into one specific layout. You can obviously drag and drop in the gutter of a layout to access both (like if you had a ultra wide with a 4 column view you could access 2 of the 4 columns with the gutter) but what is missing is other specific layouts like (4 square grid) or 25 / 75, etc... What would be nice is to be able to drag to a specific area (like the very top bar of the screen) and a sidebar (topbar) slides down which has your layouts where you can mouse over and it changes to that layout (while still holding shift), which opens up basically "every" layout without having to let go of the window and without having to individually go back in and select a new layout. Would be nice to be able to do this while continuing to hold down shift and drag the window so you don't need any additional input or any additional toggles. It should all work based on hover and time over the button.
Example:
Hold shift, grab a window. Fancy zones shows up with a layout.
while holding shift, drag the window to the very top of the screen, hold for a few seconds, and the top pane slides down showing your multiple custom views. while holding shift, mouse over one of those layouts and pause for a few seconds, and that layout loads. while continuing to hold shift, drag the window to the new area and let go and it will snap to that fancy zone..
Scenario when this would be used?
This would be useful when switching workflows. IE: Youtube vs IDE Development. or Game Development vs Web Development. Web or Application Dev would be mostly dual column or triple columns where general desktop (like web, email, teams, etc would be more of a 4 up grid layout).
Supporting information
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