When user tells Chrome to send their tab to a window that has already reached a tab limit imposed by xtab, the user's tab is lost altogether as Chrome will close it even though it is blocked.
To replicate:
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Open a Chrome window and fill with tabs to the xtab limit. Name the window by right clicking next to the tab bar and choosing "Name window..."
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Open a new Chrome window and navigate to an important page. Right click the tab for this page in the tab bar and click "Send to another window..." and then choose the window specified in (1).
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Notice that xtab blocks the tab in the named window but still closes the user's important page.
When user tells Chrome to send their tab to a window that has already reached a tab limit imposed by xtab, the user's tab is lost altogether as Chrome will close it even though it is blocked.
To replicate:
Open a Chrome window and fill with tabs to the xtab limit. Name the window by right clicking next to the tab bar and choosing "Name window..."
Open a new Chrome window and navigate to an important page. Right click the tab for this page in the tab bar and click "Send to another window..." and then choose the window specified in (1).
Notice that xtab blocks the tab in the named window but still closes the user's important page.