prophetizer
27 discussion posts
i notice with google chrome that if i have many tabs open, i can't close the ones on the right because of the titlebar buttons. it would be nice to set the vertical offset based on application, or, just for google chrome, or somehow make display fusion handle the chrome window differently.
philb
4 discussion posts
You could always turn off the titlebar buttons for chrome in compatibility...
EDIT: (it's just dawned on me that if you know about offsets you probably have seen the compatibility settings. Oh well.)
prophetizer
27 discussion posts
well look at that, awesome, thanks!
prophetizer
27 discussion posts
well, as good as that works, not having those buttons is a bummer. wonder if there is another way to handle it? i use title bar buttons very often
prophetizer
27 discussion posts
well, being able to offset it for either just chrome, or, having an offset setting per application would be a better solution.
You can offset it for just Chrome, but there isn't really anywhere for the buttons to go. The Chrome tabs go all the way across the top of the window.
Kevin F.
456 discussion posts
I believe he meant an additional vertical offset, and ya know, why not? You could do interesting things like placing the button below the windows one.
prophetizer
27 discussion posts
yep, something like that Kevin, not sure what jon meant by offset just for chrome, i thought the offset setting was 1 setting global for the app
prophetizer
27 discussion posts
thats why if u were able to offset per application, u could put it somewhere that makes sense for you, since i'm sure we all have different buttons setup. or maybe a way to have it collapse with an arrow button that will expand it so we can select one.
Excellent point. It's too late to add in a vertical offset setting, but I'll be sure to add this in the Compatibility section for the 3.1.9 release. Thanks!
prophetizer
27 discussion posts
cool, looking forward to it.
also, i've only had this app maybe 2 months, bought 2 licenses, but it's fantastic to see a developer so attentive to the customers, i love it!