Closed MonaChanDev closed 4 weeks ago
maximize makes the app fullscreen
That's intended behavior. Maximize should make the app fullscreen.
I don't think so, since the same command on a bordered window does the same thing as the Windows maximize button, also doing the animation... Furthermore, I don't know what kind of contribution you thought you were bringing to the issue with this answer :/
While it has never been spec'd, I agree with @Xanderplayz16 that maximized state of frameless window is fullscreen. What is your proposal?
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I am trying to break away from Tauri and Electron, trying flask + pywebview. I am making a custom window, with custom title bar that integrates classic windows controls. The problem is that the frameless window doesn't work properly, maximize makes the app fullscreen and the window animations simply don't work, and from the taskbar you can't take advantage of the classic window functions...
To replicate everything, just try calling the maximize() and minimize() functions on the frameless window and also see the behavior on the taskbar...
In the meantime, do you recommend another alternative?
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