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caoyue / WindowResizer

Save and restore your windows size and position with hotkeys
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[Bug] Wrong window size when the task bar is on top #45

Closed yahorkuhan closed 1 year ago

yahorkuhan commented 1 year ago

Some details: 3440x1440, task bar is on top, small icons are enabled.

How to reproduce:

  1. open some windows
  2. press Alt + Ctrl + S to save all
  3. change the position of any window (or you can just skip this step)
  4. press Alt + Ctrl + R to restore all

In my case 1/3 of the screen is window 1 and 2/3 of the screen is window 2. After step 2 it looks like this: image

And after step 4 it looks like this: image

There is an extra space below the task bar, but it doesn't suppose to be here I believe.

remizik commented 1 year ago

I had the issue the other day, but I'm using two monitors. Anyway, I couldn't find why so I just manually edited the pixel values in the WindowResizer menu.

yahorkuhan commented 1 year ago

Yeah, there is a workaround to fix it manually, but I hope it will be fixed in the future releases :)

caoyue commented 1 year ago

I am using Windows 11, which does not support setting the taskbar at the top of the screen (how stupid 😂), so I haven't tested this. Probably know where the problem could be, I'll see how to fix it.

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