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SwiftUI MacOs - any way to determine if main content view is in a tabbed window?

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@serinx  

I need to adjust some padding specifically when tabs or the tab bar is present in the window my view resides in. Not sure what element / view / controller to query or what key / method to query it for.

This is indirectly caused by me using a custom titlebar. If I could turn off the 'rename' function and other title bar 'bling' then I could revert back to a more standard title... so anything for that route might make the tab question moot.

If curious, I am redoing an App I did like 15 years ago in Objective-C... it is a GUI for JPEGTRAN: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkyqDi9dEqc

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