Neal Wright
12 discussion posts
Middle-click to move full-screen windows (i.e. remote desktop connection) on my Windows 10 machine is not working properly. The screen moves but the dropdown titlebar that is available with remote desktop connections remains on the previous screen.
Neal Wright
12 discussion posts
Without rolling back I can tell you for sure it worked in 9.3 (before I upgraded to 9.4 this week).
How many different applications are you having this issue with? Is it just the RDP application? Does it happen when the RDP application is fullscreen or windowed as well? Thanks!
Neal Wright
12 discussion posts
interesting. i have replied and have even seen your confirmation that you have duplicated the problem, but they arent showing up in this thread.
@ChristerT: Firefox seems to work for me with 9.4.3 on Windows 10. Are you middle-clicking the titlebar, or the caption buttons?
@Neal: I was able to reproduce your issue, looks like we had another report of it already as well so I've added your info to the open ticket.
Thanks!
Yep, sorry, I replied above just before your reply. Replying to the email notifications goes into our email support system, not back to the discussions topic.
ChristerT
12 discussion posts
Could it be! ─ I'm using a 14-inch laptop with a 27-inch monitor.
What was happened with 9.4.X when I moved it is that it keep the "same physical size" of window in the 27" that it was on the 14" - meaning it is very small on the 27", unless I don't move a maximized window. With 9.3 there is no problems.
The screen resolution are the same om both screens 1920x1080
If you look in Windows 10, Display Options >> Scale and Layout it is seen that the recommendation is 150% for this size (14") of screen.
Perhaps this is what sets it up for 9.4.x but works well with version 9.3
@ChristerT: Firefox seems to work for me with 9.4.3 on Windows 10. Are you middle-clicking the titlebar, or the caption buttons?
I don't have the titlebar on with Firefox so I middle-clicking the caption buttons.
Hope all this explains a little better!
I can't seem to reproduce that. I have monitors 1 and 2, both at 1920x1080. Monitor 1 is 100% scaling, monitor 2 is 150% scaling. When I middle-click move the Firefox window, regardless of whether it's maximized or not, the size is correct on monitor 2.
Did I miss any steps?
Ah yep, I had the scaling levels backwards, I think I can reproduce this now. Does it happen to you for all apps, or just Firefox?
Yep, ok, I can indeed reproduce this here now, but I think the change in behaviour may actually be a bug we fixed. If you have Firefox on the laptop, then drag it manually with the mouse over to the next monitor, does it also shrink to the same size as when you use middle-click move?
Ok, yep, so this is the expected behaviour now since we fixed the scaling bug for the "Move Window to Next Monitor" function, which is what the titlebar middle-click does.
We're planning to add an option to choose the middle-click behaviour at some point, but for now, you could add the "Move Window to Next Monitor and Size Proportionally" function as a TitleBar Button, and that should size the window like you had before.
Hope that helps!
Neal Wright
12 discussion posts
Since this thread has become a conglomerate of mutliple issues I just wanted to make sure my original issue has indeed been duplicated and is being worked on. I'm attching two screenshots. one before right-clicking on the RDP dropdown bar and the other after right-clicking. In the second image you can see that the RDP window has indeed moved to the middle screen but the dropdown remains on the left screen. After a few seconds the dropdown disappears, never to reappear. I have to close the RDP window from the start menu.
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