hluk
commented
4 months ago Not sure if I understand the problem.
If you enable the option "Close When Unfocused", the main window will close as soon as it loses keyboard focus (other app is activated). If you disable the option, it stays open even if it loses focus.
Are you saying that the main window closes right after opening without any user input?
Does the window even get keyboard focus?
Sometimes desktop environments have strong focus stealing prevention mechanism that prevent the window to get focus, though I haven't seen the problem in a long while.
allrobot
Describe the bug
When enabling CopyQ on Linux, it often shuts down automatically.
To Reproduce
Ctrl+P brings up the preferences, then set the shortkey to show the main window under the mouse as Win+V, and in general settings, automatically close when not in focus.
Expected behavior
I hope that the main window that pops up when I press Win+V doesn't keep automatically closing. The operation logic should be the same as the clipboard history in Windows 10. At least the clipboard history in Windows doesn't automatically close.
Screenshots
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Version, OS and Environment
sudo apt-get install copyq, and the version should be the latest.Other
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