Open alabotski opened 2 years ago
Do you mean that when you restart the application, the window size from previous run is not restored?
Do you mean that when you restart the application, the window size from previous run is not restored?
Yes that's right
Hi any news? Really not very convenient... =(
Try removing copyq_geometry.ini
file from configuration directory (to find out the config path use copyq info config
command - it prints the main config file path which is in the same directory).
You can also try disabling geometry restoring with copyq config restore_geometry false
to see if it works better.
If the above does not work and you use global shortcut to show the main window, there is command copyq show LEFT TOP WIDTH HEIGHT
which overrides the position and size.
copyq config restore_geometry false
2. Can you help? Where can I enter command -
copyq config restore_geometry false
Either into terminal or Action dialog (can be open from Item menu or with F5 shortcut from the main window).
The program is very good, I have been using it for a long time... But it has become too complicated for the basic functions - clipboard monitoring =(
- copyq config restore_geometry false - after this. Stopped recovering not only the size, but also the position. Appears in the middle of the screen, and not where it was last time
Yeah, this leaves the position and size restoring on the window manager.
3. opyq show LEFT TOP WIDTH HEIGHT - Why I did not understand this command ... The "LEFT" tab appeared and how to remove it? =(
Oh, sorry I posted wrong command. What I meant is to use something like a concrete position and size: copyq showAt 1000 1500 500 600
@hluk hmm , nothing help me =( After restart, it always takes such position
My actions
I close CopyQ
Then open it again... And see such picture... CopyQ remember position, but forget itself size.
Updated to version 7, problem persisted I close the program with one size Opens already with another (as in the photo)
MacOS Clipboard Manager 6.1.0-gf6684d39-v6.1.0
After Close/Open CopyQ doesn't save itself size, only position