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Despite of 2), which would even have benefits for the Cut/Paste approach (noted), I cannot see any advantage in 1). The effort to select an existing unit or create a new one is pretty much the same as opening that unit or create it with the build-in possibilities. The difference boils down to have a new functionality for this new MOVE operation, which would most likely lack a standard shortcut (which are pretty sparse in a current IDE) and thus had to be triggered from a context menu (two clicks). IMHO it would end up in a new feature needing significant effort to implement while of vanishing benefit for most users.

I just published a new project in GitHub called WebView4Delphi. WebView4Delphi allows you to embed Chromium based web browsers in your Delphi or Lazarus applications using the WebView2 runtime. It uses the latest stable version of the WebView2 nuget package 1.0.1054.31. I used many of the tricks I learned creating CEF4Delphi and you will notice many similarities if you used it. I still have to write the documentation but you can build the available demos to see it working in VCL, FMX and Lazarus apps. There are a few things pending like the "windowless mode". It's being distributed with a simple MIT license so anyone can do whatever s/he wants with it. https://github.com/salvadordf/WebView4Delphi

This is probably the best example I've seen on proper use of the parallel libs and how to keep the UI responsive and updated (on multiple platforms). It doesn't cover all the corners of the parallel lib - but it is an excellent example of how beautifully simple multithreading can be.

You are right! It was just a matter of passing a more recent useragent string. GlobalCEFApp.UserAgent := // TCefApplication with CEF4 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:94.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/94.0';

I'd not be surprised if Jamie didn't even know about the DPR file. How would you stumble across it, anyway? Right-clicking the project node and then finding "View Source" among two dozen other entries is not the most intuitive choice. I wish I still remebered how I first found it...

Just to end this thread, I finally got my digital certificate, and I'm signing my applications. I kept a false positive version of the product to test signing it. Well it did work. That version wasn't compiled with DEP or SEH, and signing solved the false positive too. Hopefully this thread will help others