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When running a borderless fullscreen application (i.e. a game), switching back and forth between Glaze workspaces causes the taskbar to persist in the borderless app. The taskbar continues to persist until the user enables and disables tiling (Alt+T) for the application.
Alt-tabbing out and back in does not fix the issue, either.
This behavior was not present in 3.6.0 (or prior versions).
Reproduction
The only notable aspects of my Glaze config are that I have cloaking and window-hiding enabled (which AFAIK are the defaults).
Stack trace or error logs (if applicable)
No response
Version number
3.7.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Note: This issue appears to be related to the window-hiding feature added in 3.7.0. If show_all_in_taskbar is set to true, then the taskbar properly goes away when switching workspaces into a borderless app.
Thanks for reporting this - able to reproduce the issue 👍 It looks like the API's for programmatically adding/removing tabs from the taskbar has a side effect of bringing the taskbar forward. Will put this on the backlog for the next release
Describe the bug
When running a borderless fullscreen application (i.e. a game), switching back and forth between Glaze workspaces causes the taskbar to persist in the borderless app. The taskbar continues to persist until the user enables and disables tiling (Alt+T) for the application.
Alt-tabbing out and back in does not fix the issue, either.
This behavior was not present in 3.6.0 (or prior versions).
Reproduction
The only notable aspects of my Glaze config are that I have cloaking and window-hiding enabled (which AFAIK are the defaults).
Stack trace or error logs (if applicable)
No response
Version number
3.7.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: