Hey,

with

• Version 7.2
• Windows 10 Pro
• 3 Monitor Setup (attachment, 4th disabled is the primary notebook screen)
• Split-Screen on the horizontal monitors

there are some problems:

• Sticky Snapping calculates the mouseoffset incorrectly. The mouse will not stay at the same spot once a sticy-action was called.
• Maximizing does not work in some standard programs. For example the explorer works fine but excel will maximize out of the screen on the horizontal monitors (the maximizing is off by 10-20 pixels an the window grows on every maximize-action)
• The excel maximizing-problem going over the monitor-borders exists with hotkeys too


• Maximizing to the wrong window: Maximizing Chrome or Edge on the upper-split-monitors will in most cases maximize onto the complete monitor. A workaround is to maximize the window on the bottom-half first and then move it to the top-half.
• Maximizing edge, chrome with hotkeys on the upper-half with hotkeys works fine
• Sometimes the windows will overlap the taskbars on the secondary monitors. Unfortunately i dont know how to reproduce the problem right now.
• Using the hotkeys to fit a window on the main-monitor on the left side or the right side (like normal snapping in Win 10) moves the windows wrongly. The windows are visible on the secondary monitors ( ~1-4px line). This happens with explorer, excel, firefox...

Kade

To save some time on testing:

With 7.3 Beta 2 all Problems exists just the snapping to a monitor side seems to only occur on first use. By moving a windows 2 times the overlapping pixels are gone.
(Buggy: Maximized -> Left Side aligned)
(Workaround: Maximized -> Right Side aligned -> Left Side aligned)

Edit: Using hotkeys to maximize/move a window is instantly but changing a window from @Maximized to something else does not react until releasing all keys (CTRL+ALT+NUMX, the window will move if all three keys are released. The other actions react on first key-release. Its a bit annoying as it feels like lagging. I often use the hotkeys to do several things in order without releasing ctrl+alt example: 1. move onto other monitor 2. change state from maximized to aligned to left monitor side)