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Strange white bar when maximizing files window on certain monitor(s) #9067
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Check if you have something like Dell Display Manager running in the background, kill it, and then see how things behave. |
@JohRest is this just for the files app? I cannot seem to repro this with any of the other apps that are on winui3 or winui2. |
It happens also to me, but only in monitors with 100% escale. I have two monitors, one with 2560 x 1440 resolution and 125% scale, and other with 1440 x 1080 resolution with 100%. It only happens in the second one, and if I change the scale of the first one to 100% it also happens there. I've just installed Windows App SDK v1.4.3, which solved #8947, but this issue is still happening in the same way. |
Habbens on my winui3 app to when maximizing on bigger screens |
I can confirm that the issue still happens in some monitors at 100% scale (changing the scale fixes the issue). In order to provide more information to help finding the issue:
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@ranjeshj what's the status here? this is pretty easy to run into given the wide array of different resolution devices ppl use on windows |
Describe the bug
I've discovered that on my Dell E2011H (1600x900 native) monitor when in dark mode I do see a slim white bar at the top of the window when I maximize the window on that monitor. I do think it is the window border, which in windows is colored differently than the rest of the title bar. To make it even harder I do not see the same behavior on my main monitor:
I think it's a minor thing, so yes, the priority of that is exceptionally low. I've experienced this in the file app (https://github.com/files-community/Files) which is according to their devs using winUI. So I'm trying to address here with you, if possible.
Steps to reproduce the bug
switch to dark mode
bring files to specific monitor
expand it to fill the whole screen
a small white area appears on the very top
Expected behavior
the expected behavior would be that the white area would be colored the same way as the rest of the title bar when the application windows goes full screen.
Screenshots
NuGet package version
None
Windows version
Windows 11 (22H2): Build 22621
Additional context
The issue in the files repo can be found here:
files-community/Files#13763
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