Being logged in on multiple devices, or even having different browser tabs open at the same time, it is possible to make use of slidability of images to other views, wherein images are sent from "Image assorting" view to a view like Text editing. The animated sliding of an image creates the impression that "the image is on its way somewhere", when it slides over the visible area. One use case is where images are browsed on a tablet whilst a device intended for editing text is nearby.

In practice, the preparatory step involves selecting the receiving and sending views simply by toggling a switch in both views to a different position. From a software engineering perspective, this has been implemented using WebSocket, whereby the server is the component that "knows" which ones can be connected to which. Not much data needs to be transferred, so latency is practically non-existent.

If an image is slided from the "Image assorting" view to the "Text editing" view, the image is added as an image to the currently open writing, provided no modal windows are open at that time. If a modal window intended for creating a pictureshow is open, the image is added to it but not yet to the writing.

Other use cases could include e.g. a situation where one person selects images to be shown to others by making a sliding gesture across the tablet's screen, whereupon the image shows up in another view (which has not yet been created), where it may appear (optionally animated) in its largest size.

By selecting the appropriate receiving view for an image, user could slide images into several different views without having to physically move next to a human interface devices of them. It could be imagined that a wide variety of ideas could be developed.