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I could have sworn this worked. Do you have your multiple monitors set as an extended desktop or something else?
If the program is offscreen when it's started, then it'll reposition it into the center of the nearest monitor.
It's in extended mode, yes. It might be some quirk with the OS (running Windows 11).
When I implemented multi-monitor support, I tested it on a Windows 10 720p laptop connected to a 720p television. None of that should have made a difference, but I can try to do some more testing when I get the chance.
A new release is up that should fix this.
It has! Thanks!
Each time I run HTTP Downloader, both the main window and the blue drop window are in the center of my primary screen again. This appears to be because HTTP Downloader considers the windows to be off-screen if they're not on the primary, and so their positions are reset next run. Ideally I could place these windows on any other screen, keeping them out of the way of my primary workspace, and for their positions to be remembered across runs.
Thanks (and for this great downloader too!)