Allow me to open two or more readings lists at the same time, so that I can compare, and move content, between them

[equivalentideas]

I wanted to compare to lists :) It intuitively came to me that they should open in new windows—worth noting, but I dunno if that's a good solution.

[sdockray]

I just moved house so only blindly jumping into these discussions (with potentially awful ideas) but if there is a side-by-side comparison going on, it would also be great to be able to drag and drop things from one list into another Luke Bacon wrote:

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[equivalentideas]

if there is a side-by-side comparison going on, it would also be great to be able to drag and drop things from one list into another

Nice one @sdockray , I changed the description of this issue to reflect this:

Allow me to open two or more readings lists at the same time, so that I can compare, and move content, between them

[e-e-e]

Yeah - actually at the moment you can open up multiple windows - its a bit funky as it opens completely new peer connections for each reading list - but you just need to cmd+N.

Diff'ing is also totally on the agenda.