Hollo
167 discussion posts
In version 11.0-Beta4, when trying to open the system tray, it always opens in the top left corner (of the primary monitor), regardless of where it was clicked (second or thrid monitor), and the arrow that opens it stays highlighted.
This intermittently happened in the past but it always fixed itself after a couple more clicks so it wasn't that annoying.
But now nothing seems to fix it.
Hollo
167 discussion posts
Looks like installing this version permanently broke something, I have rolled back to Beta3 and it's now happening with this one too.
I am 100% sure that it was DF that did this, I haven't touched anything else and this started right after updating to Beta4.
Hollo
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I just restarted DF (still Beta3) and now clicking on the system tray arrow makes the tray flash in the top left corner for a second then moves it to the correct position.
Hollo
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Sure, here it is.
• Attachment [protected]: DisplayFusionDebugInfo_20240426.zip [152,818 bytes]
Thanks for sending that over. Could you send a video of the issue happening as well?
Hollo
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Attached.
Since I cannot use this version I just now realized that the start menu is bugged as well, it also opens on the primary monitor every time.
• Attachment [protected]: 2024-05-01 16-35-47.mkv [280,686 bytes]
It looks like the start menu issue is related to OpenShell, I was able to reproduce that here. I can't reproduce the tray overflow issue though, we'll take a look into it and see if we can find anything.
Thanks!
Hollo
167 discussion posts
Thanks! Let me know if I can provide anything else for the investigation.
Hollo
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This issue still persists in beta5 and despite it having this in the release notes:
Fix: OpenShell start menu now opens on correct taskbar
it still always opens on the primary monitor.
Ok, we've re-opened it and will take another look.
Hollo
167 discussion posts
Thanks!
Hope you can fix the the system tray issue as well (the one I originally opened this topic for).
If you disable Taskbar Magic from running on startup and then disable the DisplayFusion advanced setting that shows the taskbar above the Windows taskbar, does the issue still persist the next time you reboot?
Hollo
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What is that setting called? I can't find anything in Advanced Settings searching for "above".
Hollo
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I just tried exiting Taskbar Magic (without changing any setting in DF or rebooting) and this seems to work.
But I cannot live without Taskbar Magic because that's the only thing that can actually hide the original taskbar on the primary monitor.
Ah okay, we'll add that to our list to see if there's anything we can do there.
Thanks!
Hollo
167 discussion posts
This issue is still present in Beta7.
Hollo
167 discussion posts
This issue is still present in Beta8.