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When using the application to move a window from Screen 1 to the next screen (Screen 2) using a designated shortcut, and then attempting to adjust the window's size with another shortcut, the window unexpectedly moves back to Screen 1. The expected behavior is for the window to remain on Screen 2 and only have its size adjusted.
Steps To Reproduce
Open any application window on Screen 1.
Use the shortcut to move the window to the Next Screen(Screen 2).
After the window appears on Screen 2, use the other shortcut to adjust the window's size.
The window moves back to Screen 1 instead of resizing on Screen 2
Expected Behavior
After moving the window to Screen 2 and using the size adjustment shortcut, the window should resize on Screen 2 and remain there.
Actual Behavior
The window moves back to Screen 1 when attempting to resize it after moving it to Screen 2.
This occurs without any further interaction with the window on Screen 2. However, if the window on Screen 2 is manually clicked at least once before using the resize shortcut, the window stays on Screen 2 and resizes as expected.
Screenshots
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MacOS Version
Ventura 13.2.1
Loop Version
Version 1.0.0-beta.15 (817)
Additional Context
No response
Final Checks
My issue title is descriptive
This is a single bug (multiple bugs should be reported individually)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Interesting, by any chance, does the mouse stay on the first screen? Loop currently resizes windows on the screen containing the mouse, but that will be fixed by #251.
Bug Description
When using the application to move a window from Screen 1 to the next screen (Screen 2) using a designated shortcut, and then attempting to adjust the window's size with another shortcut, the window unexpectedly moves back to Screen 1. The expected behavior is for the window to remain on Screen 2 and only have its size adjusted.
Steps To Reproduce
Expected Behavior
After moving the window to Screen 2 and using the size adjustment shortcut, the window should resize on Screen 2 and remain there.
Actual Behavior
The window moves back to Screen 1 when attempting to resize it after moving it to Screen 2.
This occurs without any further interaction with the window on Screen 2. However, if the window on Screen 2 is manually clicked at least once before using the resize shortcut, the window stays on Screen 2 and resizes as expected.
Screenshots
No response
MacOS Version
Ventura 13.2.1
Loop Version
Version 1.0.0-beta.15 (817)
Additional Context
No response
Final Checks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: