Hi, My multi monitor setup is one 1366x768 horizontal and one 1080x1920 vertical on windows 10

I'm trying to use Path of building ( https://github.com/Openarl/PathOfBuilding ) vertically
It's a opensource offline build calculator for the game Path of Exile

I bought my copy of displayfusion off Steam

But the screen would look like the attachment
which is, of course, very inconvenient for me.

Weirdly, this does not happen with older version ( 7 or something when I had it on trial ).

Is there a way to fix this on my part?

Edit: Added a second screenshot to let you see more clearly the region it's supposed to be in

There does seem to be a minimum width, but check out the attachment

How does it manage to shrink to that width when I shift+maximize the window

This is what it looks like when I exit displayfusion.

But actually, I tried a few times and I couldn't reproduce the left side being clipped off with displayfusion on.

I don't know what happened.

Well, not exactly.

I want the window to stick to 1:1, aka the top half of the vertical monitor, not the entire screen.

It's like that in the first post.

I put a text editor in the bottom half.

Is there another way to fix this?

I tried that, and it's still clipping over.

It appears that it won't allow the width to be less than 1244 when it's not in 'maximized' state.

100% width for the program is just 1244.

I tried reverting displayfusion to 7.1.

See the attachment for the result.

Displayfusion 7.1 would put the window to the maximized state, so it's working as intended.

But I'll lose all the cool new features since 7.1 so it's not the best idea.

Is there a way to revert to this behavior without losing all the new features and fixes?

Thanks a lot

That's a bummer.

I guess I'll have to settle with 7.1 for now then.

Looking forward to you guys adding it back.

Thanks