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Grosner1
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My DF Title Bar Buttons do not reliably vanish after closing an application (which auto-closes all of its child windows). The title bar buttons DO immediately vanish if I click the Red X to close a particular window.

The more complex the application (multiple windows with many objects) that I exit, the longer it takes for the DF title bar buttons to clear.

For windows that have closed, if I hover the mouse cursor over the ghost Title Bar Buttons, then that Title Bar button group will immediately vanish (but others continue showing on the monitor). If I simply wait (up to 20-30 seconds), then the title bar buttons slowly begin vanishing (one group at a time).

My expectation is that the title bar buttons should immediately vanish when the window is closed by the application (as opposed to closing a particular window by clicking the red x).

Are there any settings, registry changes, or other ways to diagnose this issue or to speed up the related DF's / Windows cleanup cycles?

Using Windows 11, DF 10.0 Beta 15.
May 5, 2022  • #1
Owen Muhlethaler (BFS)'s profile on WallpaperFusion.com
Hello,

Could you give me some examples of applications this is happening with?

Thanks!
May 5, 2022  • #2
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Grosner1
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Thinkorswim.exe, Directory Opus, EditPad Lite, LinqPad, Visual Studio Code
Closing via the red x is fine. Problem occurs when closing an application's windows from task bar icon.
May 5, 2022  • #3
Owen Muhlethaler (BFS)'s profile on WallpaperFusion.com
Hello,

Thanks for sending those over. I was able to reproduce this on my end, so I've added it to our list to look into. We'll be sure to let you know if we have any news on it going forward.

Thanks!
May 9, 2022  • #4
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