Broken on Windows 10

[junosuarez]

I don't have a copy of an earlier version of Windows handy to test at the moment. When I run the example app, the tray icon appears. When I click on the icon to open the menu, right click does nothing and left click causes a taskbar icon to briefly appear and then disappear, and no window is shown. The console logs:

master= ~/dev/src/menubar/example
11:31> electron .
[10804:0804/113130:INFO:CONSOLE(0)] app is ready
[10804:0804/113134:WARNING:browser_accessibility_manager_win.cc(193)] Not firing AX event because of no root_delegate or hwnd
[10804:0804/113134:WARNING:browser_accessibility_manager_win.cc(94)] Not firing AX event because of no hwnd
[10968:0804/113134:INFO:renderer_main.cc(200)] Renderer process started
[10804:0804/113137:WARNING:browser_accessibility_manager_win.cc(193)] Not firing AX event because of no root_delegate or hwnd
[10804:0804/113137:WARNING:browser_accessibility_manager_win.cc(193)] Not firing AX event because of no root_delegate or hwnd
[10804:0804/113138:WARNING:browser_accessibility_manager_win.cc(193)] Not firing AX event because of no root_delegate or hwnd
[10804:0804/113138:WARNING:browser_accessibility_manager_win.cc(193)] Not firing AX event because of no root_delegate or hwnd
[10804:0804/113138:WARNING:browser_accessibility_manager_win.cc(193)] Not firing AX event because of no root_delegate or hwnd
[10804:0804/113139:WARNING:browser_accessibility_manager_win.cc(193)] Not firing AX event because of no root_delegate or hwnd
[10804:0804/113139:WARNING:browser_accessibility_manager_win.cc(193)] Not firing AX event because of no root_delegate or hwnd

Opening this issue for the sake of documenting this as a known bug and as a starting point for when I have time in the future to dig in further.

using menubar@2.0.17, electron@0.30.0

[skiant]

Not extremely helpful, but it seems to be working fine on Windows 7, I'll try it on my 8.1 machine at home tonight.

[junosuarez]

@skiant thanks for the report :) I had menubar working on my windows 8.1 machine prior to the upgrade; after upgrading to windows 10 I get what I described above. FWIW official Atom releases continue to work in w10, so it's something in between.

[jenslind]

Seems to be working fine for me when running Windows 10 in a virtual machine.