Open gfmoore opened 3 years ago
I also saw that behaviour from time to time. Seems moving the window in foreground out of the way and clicking on the "sun" restores the "always on top" feature. I am tempted to think it is a Java bug however, because all I do is rely on the "setAlwaysOnTop(true)" call, and I don't know why a random window sometimes comes in front... But if you could find a given scenario that makes the problem reproductible, that would help a lot.
Hi, I have quite a few windows open and sometimes the Ginj sun seems to be hidden behind a window. Then when I hover over it the "rays" are also hidden.
To resolve I have to move windows out of the way to reveal the sun :)
I am using a dual screen setup. But Ginj is on the main screen.
When it next happens I'll try and remember to do a prnt screen ;)
Gordon
Ginj version 0.4.6 For all information please visit ginj.info Display configuration: Physical monitor #0: 1920x1080@0,0 Physical monitor #1: 1920x1080@-1920,0 Logical screen.config #0: 1739x978@0,0 minus 0/0/0/35 insets, scaling: 110% Logical screen.config #1: 1739x978@-1739,0 minus 0/0/0/39 insets, scaling: 110%