Simon Sim
2 discussion posts
Hi team,
Window 10's default ability snap-and-resize windows horizontally does not seem to work on my second monitor and I am not sure why.
Quitting DisplayFusion solves this problem, but I obviously lose DisplayFusion features.
Is this a known issue? Is it a monitor-specific issue?
What happens when you try to use it? Does it just do nothing, or something different than when DisplayFusion is closed?
Nov 6, 2017 (modified Nov 6, 2017)
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Simon Sim
2 discussion posts
Unfortunately, window snapping and horizontal resizing does work perfectly with DisplayFusion disabled.
When I enable DisplayFusion, Windows 10 snapping still works, but horizontal resizing no longer does.
Is this something that other users have experienced? Is this a bug that has been successfully replicated?
I haven't been able to reproduce it here, no. Could you attach a backup of your DisplayFusion settings? (Settings > Options > Export)
