"Middle-click" on an icon (in the system tray) is interpreted as a "left-click" in Windows 11 (Build 22621.1344+).

[b-user]

https://github.com/HavenDV/H.NotifyIcon/issues/82#issuecomment-1479437161

This is not a bug in Fort, but a Windows bug.

[tnodir]

Should we just remove the "Middle Click" event?

And maybe add "Shift + Single Click".

[b-user]

The problem occurs in Windows 11 (recent builds). For example: there are quite a lot of Windows 10 users in steam. https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/ Windows 10 64 bit -- 53.45% Windows 11 64 bit -- 41.95%

Thus, at least half of the users can use the "middle click".

[rockenren]

Should we just remove the "Middle Click" event?

And maybe add "Shift + Single Click".

if you planning to doing so, please, do it as an option.

[tnodir]

Ok, I'll not remove the "Middle Click" event while Qt has that in QSystemTray.

[b-user]

It may be worth avoiding assigning actions to “middle click” (the default). Perhaps a better solution would be a visible warning (on systems with a "defect").

[tnodir]

It seems, fixed in Windows 11 24H2 26100+