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Minimized windows pop up after closing and opening lid on MacBook Pro #43
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I was not able to reproduce the issue, but macOS stores a specific display configuration for all distinct combination of active displays and if display roles and resolutions change among configurations then windows can get reorganized. Maybe you experience something like this. If you provide a video of the phenomenon then I might better understand the situation. |
I was able to reproduce this in laptop mode, but not in clamshell mode. In clamshell (3 external displays) everything works as expected, even though macOS has a somewhat unpredictable ways to "remember" where to put the windows, when the mirrors come and go. Anyway, here's the procedure I tested:
At this point the minimized applications are visible as un-minimized in their original positions. Minimizing again, closing the lid, opening the lid, this will again un-minimize the windows. It's consistent and repeatable over here. Hope this helps. |
Hi, I will try to reproduce this one, thanks. Future app versions will have the option to associate a dummy with a display and automatically disconnect a dummy when not in use, so when you take your laptop you won't have invisible extended dummy screens anymore. That should fix this issue. |
See #16 about display association (future feature). I'll close this issue, we can continue the discussion about this feature there. Thank you! |
Thanks for the amazing tool - it works great for me.
One thing I noticed, though, is that when I have BetterDummy launched, previously minimized windows get back from the dock to desktop, after I close and open the lid. I tested a few times and got the same results with several windows from different apps. Also tried restarting the laptop, but that didn't help. Only after I quit the app, the issue is gone.
I have 1 dummy monitor set up, but I didn't have the external monitor connected at the time when I spotted the issue. The laptop I'm using is M1 MacBook Pro 13-inch, macOS Monterey (12.0.1).
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