Wordpress media custom tab without iframe - wordpress

I need a custom media tab, that im using as widget area so that the admin user can add custom made templates.
But I'm having trouble inserting anything into the text editor because the tab is inside an iframe.
Is there a way to add a custom media tab without the content of it being inside a iframe?

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