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Maccy will not stay open if cursor is inside a password field as of macOS 14.4 #743
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Another workaround is to enable "Avoid taking application focus" in advanced preferences. I'll see if there is a better way to handle password fields, the current logic no longer seems to work: Maccy/Maccy/Menu/MenuHeader/MenuHeaderView.swift Lines 204 to 208 in 64a95ea
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Thank you! Enabling "Avoid taking application focus" fixed it. Are there any features I might be used to using that this will change? Just curious to know why I might prefer it having app focus. Thanks again. Maccy has been one of my favorite tools for almost 2 years now. |
you are losing keyboard helpers such as Korean input handling or accented letters (when you hold, for example, "e" key for few seconds) |
Something tells the menu to close itself right after opening. It could be some macOS security mechanism and I'm not sure how to work it around. Frankly, at this point, I feel like I need to rewrite Maccy from NSMenu to NSPopover and be done with all the menu-related hacks. This is however a massive effort so not sure when I might start working on this. |
I've been reopening maccy using spotlight search every time this happens. That seems to work even though it involves a lot of keypresses. For me, this is happening in iTerm as well, not just for password inputs. |
I'm experiencing this in iTerm2 after updating to 14.4. Enabling "Avoid taking application focus" seems to be a good workaround. |
This is when entering password in a command such as |
No. Happening every time when I try to paste something onto iTerm2 |
What version of macOS/Maccy/iTerm2? Can you please record a small video showing the problem? |
Here's a video Screen.Recording.2024-04-12.at.11.26.29.AM.movYou can see the keyboard shortcut working normally in Notes and in Terminal, but not iTerm2. MacOS 14.4.1 (Apple Silicon) |
There could be something in your iTerm2 configuration that prevents the popup from showing. Can you try enabling "Avoid taking application focus" in Maccy Advanced preferences? |
I can also confirm that enabling "Avoid taking application focus" made the issue go away. |
Fixed in 2.0 |
Before Submitting Your Bug Report
Maccy Version (see 'About' window)
0.30.0
macOS Version
14.4
Maccy Settings
Description
When manually invoking or using the keyboard shortcut, the clipboard pop up will only appear for a split second if the focus is inside a browser password field. This happens in Chrome, Safari and Firefox. Maybe others.
This began during the beta testing of 14.4, but I didn't want to break NDA.
Steps to Reproduce
Current workaround is to click away from all text fields, load up the clipboard item you need, then manually paste in the password field.
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