Which action creates a floating Bin Container window for a tabbed bin?

Which action creates a floating Bin Container window for a tabbed bin?

• A. Drag the bin tab away from eligible edges and release it inside the desktop area
• B. Drag the bin tab away from eligible edges but keep it within the right panel of the Bin Container
• C. Click the Detach Bin option from the bin's context menu
• D. Use Window > Bin Container > Float Bin

Answer: (B)

Floating a tabbed bin means turning that single tab into its own movable window. By dragging the tab away from the Bin Container’s edges but stopping inside the Bin Container’s right panel, you detach just that tab into a separate floating Bin Container window. This gives you a standalone window that holds only that tab’s bin content, which you can place anywhere on the screen while keeping its context intact. Dropping the tab onto the desktop would create a new window outside the Bin Container, not a floating Bin Container tied to the right panel. Other methods tend to affect the whole bin rather than just one tab, so they don’t achieve the same result.

Floating a tabbed bin means turning that single tab into its own movable window. By dragging the tab away from the Bin Container’s edges but stopping inside the Bin Container’s right panel, you detach just that tab into a separate floating Bin Container window. This gives you a standalone window that holds only that tab’s bin content, which you can place anywhere on the screen while keeping its context intact. Dropping the tab onto the desktop would create a new window outside the Bin Container, not a floating Bin Container tied to the right panel. Other methods tend to affect the whole bin rather than just one tab, so they don’t achieve the same result.