ClickUp chat lacks a pop-out window outside the browser
A ClickUp user wants the chat feature to support a pop-out app or standalone window so it can be used outside the main browser tab, similar to how other collaboration tools let chat run independently. Without it, chat is tied to staying inside the ClickUp browser tab or app view.
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