Existing issues
What happened?
I normally place the FloatBar over an empty area of the Windows taskbar.
However, the FloatBar sometimes moves by itself and ends up above the taskbar, even though I did not drag or reposition it.
The attached screenshot shows the unexpected position.
This appears to be a FloatBar positioning issue rather than a z-order issue: the window itself is physically moved outside the taskbar area.
Affected area
Steps to reproduce
- Enable the FloatBar.
- Place it over an empty area of the Windows taskbar.
- Continue using Windows normally.
- At some point, the FloatBar may move above the taskbar by itself.
Expected:
- The FloatBar should remain at the position where the user placed it.
Actual:
- The FloatBar sometimes jumps upward and ends up outside the taskbar.
Logs, screenshots, or recordings
Attached screenshot showing the FloatBar after it unexpectedly moved above the taskbar.
App version
v0.60.3
Windows version
Windows 11 Pro 25H2
Additional context
This is different from a taskbar z-order problem. The FloatBar remains visible, but its actual screen position changes.
I have not yet identified whether the trigger is related to Explorer/taskbar refresh, display scaling, sleep/wake, or another window/display event.
Existing issues
What happened?
I normally place the FloatBar over an empty area of the Windows taskbar.
However, the FloatBar sometimes moves by itself and ends up above the taskbar, even though I did not drag or reposition it.
The attached screenshot shows the unexpected position.
This appears to be a FloatBar positioning issue rather than a z-order issue: the window itself is physically moved outside the taskbar area.
Affected area
Steps to reproduce
Expected:
Actual:
Logs, screenshots, or recordings
App version
v0.60.3
Windows version
Windows 11 Pro 25H2
Additional context
This is different from a taskbar z-order problem. The FloatBar remains visible, but its actual screen position changes.
I have not yet identified whether the trigger is related to Explorer/taskbar refresh, display scaling, sleep/wake, or another window/display event.