Open qaisjp opened 3 years ago
This should be a toast notification using the macOS notification centre.
Popping up over content like this, with the only way to disable it behind a paywall, is border line adware-like behaviour.
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It steals focus regardless of whether or not the foreground app is fullscreen or not and is quite obstructive. Agree with @oznu, but the issue isn't (necessarily) with the paywall – I'm a pro subscriber and it still interferes with whatever I'm typing at the moment it pops up the notification.
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This issue seems to be back. The issue is not automatically checking for updates, it's the fact that it's stealing focus and putting a pop-up in the middle of my screen and random times.
So, I need to pay for having Docker Desktop functions as a proper application, or am I missing something?
It's almost the only application that I know of that doesn't switch to the desktop when opening its window. Closing Docker Desktop, switch to the desktop, re-open Docker Desktop is a bit tedious.
Expected behavior
It should not take focus away from full screen applications
Actual behavior
It takes focus away from the full screen applications
Information
Is it reproducible?
Yes
Is the problem new?
I don't know, probably not new.
Steps to reproduce the behavior