raceconditions
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I'm on Windows 11 and I've enabled displayfusion's taskbar to auto-hide. I move the mouse to unhide the taskbar then move it to an icon to reveal thumbanil previews. The problem occurs when I move the mouse up towards to any preview. The taskbar will sometimes auto-hide right away leaving me unable to select the thumbnail.
I suspect it's due to the desktop gap between the taskbar and the preview windows. When the mouse hovers over that area, it'll dismiss the taskbar. I've tried being fast, but sometimes it'll still auto-hide. When you compare it with Windows' taskbar, it gives ample time to slowly hover the mouse over - even several times. I've tried setting the 'Thumbnail Preview Close Delay' to 5000ms to no avail. Is there another setting to increase the delay to when the taskbar should autohide?
Please see the video for a demonstration.
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raceconditions
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Could you send me a copy of your troubleshooting info? Here are the steps:
- Open the Settings > Troubleshooting tab
- Click the "Export Info to File" button
- Reply with the file attached
Here's the file.
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Thanks for sending that over, I can't seem to reproduce this on my end. Do you use any other 3rd party apps that control the taskbar?
We were able to reproduce this on our end, so I've added it to our list to look into. We'll let you know if we have anything further on it going forward.
Thanks!
Will Clark
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If I could add to raceconditions post, I have noticed this issue also.
While having the taskbar set to auto-hide - when you hover the mouse near to the monitor edge - the taskbar 'appear'(rises from bottom edge) and 'disappear'(lowers to bottom edge) speed is VERY quick and 'jumpy.' It doesn't 'appear' in a slow and smooth manner - and if your mouse is just a touch off of being horizontally centered on the now-appearing taskbar - the taskbar will often 'disappear' again.
If the 'appear' speed was slower, the 'disappear' speed slower - it would be much easier to 'grab' the taskbar, to then use it.