Clicking the "start" button, then clicking on another window to make AutoClicker no longer the active window but still visible on the screen. Using the "stop" hotkey to stop the clicking, it is observed that the display of the "start" and "stop" buttons in AutoClicker does not switch.
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Open AutoClicker
Click on the "start" button
Click on another window to make AutoClicker inactive but still visible on the screen
Use the "stop" hotkey to stop clicking
Observe that the display of the "start" and "stop" buttons does not switch
Expected behavior
When the "stop" hotkey is used to stop the clicking, the display of the "start" button should switch back to its original state, indicating that clicking has stopped.
Clicking the "start" button, then clicking on another window to make AutoClicker no longer the active window but still visible on the screen. Using the "stop" hotkey to stop the clicking, it is observed that the display of the "start" and "stop" buttons in AutoClicker does not switch.
Steps to reproduce the behavior: Open AutoClicker Click on the "start" button Click on another window to make AutoClicker inactive but still visible on the screen Use the "stop" hotkey to stop clicking Observe that the display of the "start" and "stop" buttons does not switch
Expected behavior When the "stop" hotkey is used to stop the clicking, the display of the "start" button should switch back to its original state, indicating that clicking has stopped.