Open CactusPie opened 2 years ago
This looks like a Qt bug.
You can try disabling the automatic window size/position restoring to see if it behaves better:
copyq config restore_geometry false
(To revert this use true
instead of false
in the command.)
In my dual-screen setup, dragging from one monitor to the other also causes issues when crossing the boundary between. However, I don't think the bug is related to scaling (mine are both the same), but simply differing resolutions. I do not have two monitors of the same resolution to confirm this.
Running copyq config restore_geometry false
was exactly what I needed to prevent the bug from occurring, but it's a shame that this is required out-of-the-box just to get things working as expected, and also at the loss of whatever improvement to UX the option supposedly provides (I've only just installed CopyQ for the first time).
CopyQ 6.4.0 Windows 11 Pro 10.0.22621
Describe the bug I use multiple monitors with different different UI scaling. When moving CopyQ window between those monitors, the UI doesn't scale properly. For instance, when moving CopyQ window from a monitor with 100% scale to a monitor with 150% scale, the interface renders incorrectly. When I move the window back, it goes back to normal. Please see the attached screenshots for details.
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