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Is it an actual bug?
I believe it is a bug. Persuade me it's a feature.
Did you check if the bug has already been reported?
Yes, and couldn't see anything obvious
Describe the bug
If Sleek is launched in a multi-monitor environment, and its window is moved to another monitor and then all the secondary monitors are disconnected, Sleek continues to act as though connected to the secondary monitor, effectively hiding it from view. Previews of it are visible on Alt-Tab and Mouse-Hover on the taskbar icon but Sleek cannot be made to appear on the main monitor (in this case, my laptop's screen).
To Reproduce
Open Sleek
Move window to second monitor
Disconnect second monitor
Mouse-hover over Sleek icon on taskbar, see preview of Sleek window. Click on Sleek icon. Sleek does not appear.
Alt-tab to Sleek. Sleek window preview appears. Release tab-key. Sleek does not appear.
Do you see any error entries in sleeks developer tools?
I can't see the Sleek window.
Expected behavior
I would expect Sleek to switch itself to the main monitor once it detects (or is informed by the O/S) that it is now running in a single-monitor environment.
Screenshots
N/A
Desktop (please complete the following information):
OS: Windows 11
Version of sleek: 1.3.0
Source: Scoop
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Sure that's not a Window's bug? I get the same problem with many programs on Win10 when I undock my laptop or disconnect one of the two external monitors.
Hit Alt-space, then m, then any arrow key, then you will be able to move it to an active screen with the mouse.
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Sure that's not a Window's bug? I get the same problem with man programs
on Win10 when I undock my laptop.
Hit Alt-space, then m, then any arrow key, then you will be able to move
it to an active screen with the mouse.
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Is it an actual bug?
I believe it is a bug. Persuade me it's a feature.
Did you check if the bug has already been reported?
Yes, and couldn't see anything obvious
Describe the bug
If Sleek is launched in a multi-monitor environment, and its window is moved to another monitor and then all the secondary monitors are disconnected, Sleek continues to act as though connected to the secondary monitor, effectively hiding it from view. Previews of it are visible on Alt-Tab and Mouse-Hover on the taskbar icon but Sleek cannot be made to appear on the main monitor (in this case, my laptop's screen).
To Reproduce
Do you see any error entries in sleeks developer tools?
I can't see the Sleek window.
Expected behavior
I would expect Sleek to switch itself to the main monitor once it detects (or is informed by the O/S) that it is now running in a single-monitor environment.
Screenshots
N/A
Desktop (please complete the following information):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: