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[Bug] Regression in GlazeWM 3.4.0 overlaying with Taskbar #790

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anthonymendez opened this issue Oct 13, 2024 · 4 comments
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[Bug] Regression in GlazeWM 3.4.0 overlaying with Taskbar #790

anthonymendez opened this issue Oct 13, 2024 · 4 comments
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@anthonymendez
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Describe the bug

Hello, I realize that this may not be the right place but I figured I report this considering GlazeWM users may also use Windhawk or other Taskbar modifying programs :)

With the recent update, I noticed that the overlay isn't working as expected with my custom taskbar. I've modified the taskbar with Windhawk using:

  • Taskbar Clock Customization
  • Taskbar height and icon size
  • Taskbar Labels for Windows 11
  • Taskbar on Top for Windows 11
  • Windows 11 Taskbar Styler

The big issue is that the windows go under the taskbar on my main monitor. Then when I adjust the padding to compensate for this, my 2nd monitor with no taskbar has a large gap at the top with the programs.

Version 3.3.0 Example:
{601BEB82-FE81-4FDF-B14C-E8DEA705C965}

Version 3.4.0 Example:
{DF409530-1560-43EB-98E4-D8D56C1F67BC}

My config.yaml:
config.yaml.txt

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3.4.0

@anthonymendez anthonymendez added the type: bug Something isn't working label Oct 13, 2024
@Geobert
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Geobert commented Oct 16, 2024

I can confirm with StartAllBack on Win 11

@isaac-varg
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Also having this issue with Windows 11 and Start11 with the taskbar positioned on top.
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@JonasWischeropp
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Does it help to set gaps.scale_with_dpi to false?

gaps:
    scale_with_dpi: false

@isaac-varg
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Configuring scale_with_dpi to false did not seem to help.

I attempted to change the gaps.outer_gap.top to a higher value to avoid the taskbar and the issue persisted. The issue did resolve when I move my taskbar to be positioned at the bottom.

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