Closes the tab for the window context and removes it from the associated tab group.
Closes the tab group for the window context.
Given a set of windows, will create a tab group construct and UI around them. The bounds and positioning of the first (applicable) window in the set will be used as the seed for the tab UI properties.
Returns array of window references for tabs belonging to the tab group of the provided window context.
If no Identity is provided as an argument, the current window context will be used.
If there is no tab group associated with the window context, will resolve to null.
Maximizes the tab group for the window context.
Minimizes the tab group for the window context.
Removes the specified tab from its tab group. Uses current window context by default
Restores the tab group for the window context to its normal state.
Brings the specified tab to the front of the set.
If a custom tab-strip UI is being used - this sets the URL for the tab-strip. This binding happens on the application level. An application cannot have different windows using different tabbing UI.
Adds current window context (or window specified in second arg) to the tab group of the target window (first arg).
Will reject with an error if the TabClient of the target and context tab group do not match.
The added tab will be brought into focus.