When moving the player out of bounds of the displayable boundaries of Windows, the player becomes unresponsive / glitchy, and will freeze in its off screen position. This usually lasts around 500ms when no video is playing. When video is playing, the freezes become longer, and the player can potentially crash, though playback continues throughout the freeze
To Reproduce
Open player
Grab and hold click on title bar to move window
While holding the LMB down, drag the window so a portion of it is out of bounds of the displayable screen space (left, right, bottom)
Move it around a bit while keeping it out of bounds, Keeping LMB down
Window will 'freeze' in position even though mouse remains responsive, after it unfreezes the window snaps to the current mouse position
This behavior triggers seemingly randomly, but consistently, whenever window is out of display boundary. It does not occur if the window is in between monitors, only when it is out of bounds of displayable area. It also doesn't trigger when moving the Title Bar outside of the top boundary. Only the actual window content
Expected behavior
Window remains responsive through out move operation, no freezes occur
Desktop (please complete the following information):
OS: Windows 11,
Version 23H2, OS Build: 22631.3593
Installed via windows installer
Multiple Displays, 3 screens total: one 4k tv, one 4k monitor, one 1080p monitor in vertical mode
TV connected with HDMI, both monitors connected via DisplayPort
Bug
When moving the player out of bounds of the displayable boundaries of Windows, the player becomes unresponsive / glitchy, and will freeze in its off screen position. This usually lasts around 500ms when no video is playing. When video is playing, the freezes become longer, and the player can potentially crash, though playback continues throughout the freeze
To Reproduce
This behavior triggers seemingly randomly, but consistently, whenever window is out of display boundary. It does not occur if the window is in between monitors, only when it is out of bounds of displayable area. It also doesn't trigger when moving the Title Bar outside of the top boundary. Only the actual window content
Expected behavior
Window remains responsive through out move operation, no freezes occur
Desktop (please complete the following information):