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bug(macOS): inconsistent space when using mission control spaces #483

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setchy opened this issue Jul 5, 2024 · 2 comments
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bug(macOS): inconsistent space when using mission control spaces #483

setchy opened this issue Jul 5, 2024 · 2 comments

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@setchy
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setchy commented Jul 5, 2024

Description

As reported originally in gitify-app/gitify#563, macOS users who use "Mission Control Spaces" are reporting that the menubar app inconsistently selects which space to show on.

The gitify maintainers are raising this issue here as we believe it would be also affect other menubar-based applications.

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Expected Behaviour

Use the current/last active space

Actual Behaviour

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  • Menubar version:
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  • Electron version: (Run electron -v or node_modules/.bin/electron -v to get it)

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@setchy setchy changed the title bug(macos): inconsistent space when using mission control spaces bug(macOS): inconsistent space when using mission control spaces Jul 5, 2024
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dnkmdg commented Aug 13, 2024

This also applies when using multiple monitors. It's very random which monitor gets the app window.

@savely-krasovsky
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savely-krasovsky commented Sep 20, 2024

We have the same problem without using menubar package. Our menubar-like functionality was implemented from scratch without knowning menubar is existing. So there are two options:

  1. We made the same bug as menubar authors.
  2. Electron itself has this bugged behavior.

I personally think we should raise it to the Electron developers.

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