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KeePassXC is a cross-platform community-driven port of the Windows application “Keepass Password Safe”.
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Keepassxc window fails to open from tray (sometimes) #10902

Closed pwilliamson19 closed 3 weeks ago

pwilliamson19 commented 3 weeks ago

Overview

When I click on the tray icon the Keepassxc window fails to appear - nothing visible happens. If I click 3 times in total (ie 2 additional clicks) in the tray icon the window opens successfully. It happens occasionally but I have not worked out exactly how to reproduce it. It seems very inconsistent. Yesterday it was happening a lot - today much less.

Steps to Reproduce

Minimise window to tray. Click on tray icon Do some work in Keepassxc Minimise to tray. Click on tray icon. Sometimes 1 click will open the window, sometimes it needs 3 clicks.

Expected Behavior

Window should open every time with a single click

Actual Behavior

Sometimes needs 3 clicks to open window, It never fails completely to open the window - it always appears after max of 3 clicks This is an irritation but it is infuriating at times, especially if I'm in the middle of doing something complicated.

KeePassXC - 2..6.6 system package. Also happened with a more recent Flathub version when I tried it some time ago - can't remember the version

Operating System: Linux Mint 21.3 Desktop Env: Cinnamon 6.0.4

droidmonkey commented 3 weeks ago

This isn't something broken on our end. Did it start happening recently?

pwilliamson19 commented 3 weeks ago

As far as I can remember it's always been like this. It certainly isn't recent. It doesn't happen with any other windows which are minimised either to the main panel or the task bar.

droidmonkey commented 3 weeks ago

I cannot replicate this at all using Mint 21.3 and Cinnamon 6.0.4, using AppImage KeePassXC (which shouldn't matter here).

https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/assets/2809491/e6eab922-1be7-4f40-b52b-d901e3a693f1

hramrach commented 2 weeks ago

There is possibility the window is shown on another desktop, and then to show it it needs to be hidden first - see the discussion in #10700 That would, however, require 2 clicks, not 3.