Thanks for the feedback! Most of those issues can be resolved if you edit the Window Position Profile and remove any file names or page titles from the "Window Text" condition for the entries that have them. Note though, that if there are multiple entries that have the same Process Name, Window Class, and Window Text, then it can't differentiate between them.
Regarding windows moving around on their own, the profile gets automatically loaded if it's assigned Monitor Profile is detected. Usually that only happens when logging back in, or if a monitor is lost/re-detected. There's also a short delay after the profile is detected before it starts to load the profile, just to give the monitor detection time to finish.
Re: The profiles not working correctly with windows that are maximized ignoring splits, I'll check that out and add it to our list to fix up.
Thanks!
Stefan N.
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OK I'll check that. Discovered two more bugs:
- When using Monitor fading with 3 virtual monitors, when maximizing a window to full physical monitor (i. e. strech over all 3), the fading is not adapted and still highlights one of the (not visible) virtual monitors which looks really strange
- The same issue happens on the Lock Screen of Windows 10. Fading should be disabled here when used for virtual monitors, but on the lock screen the fading is not adapted and still highlights one of the (not visible) virtual monitors which looks really strange
Stefan N.
50 discussion posts
Any timeline for that fading issue on Lock screen and for spanned windows? Quite annoying...
Stefan N.
50 discussion posts
Is there an Advanced Settings so that the window titles are not stored in the Window Position Profile by default? Everytime I update the profile, I need to edit all entries again to remove to window title. If not, could you introduce such an option pls?
Stefan N.
50 discussion posts
Even more annoying is a bug which prevents me from loading Monitor Profiles at all from time to time:
An error has occurred while applying your new Monitor configuration.
Please check your settings and try again.
Error: Failed to call SetDisplayConfig. [HR: 31]
[System.Exception]
I have to restast the PC to fix that, could you please have a look at this, really annoying...