Bug report
On Windows 10 the application:toggle-main-window command behaves different from Linux. On Linux I can spam my global shortcut that I set for it and it will show-unshow-show-unshow etc. On Windows the command only hides the window, which on Windows 10 does not seem to unfocus it. Therefore, when I spam the shortcut on Windows it simply unshows and then stops doing anything until I give focus to another application.
This can be fixed by calling blur() on the BrowserWindow before hide()'ing it. Considering the command is a “core” feature I don’t think it’s a good idea to fix this through a plugin.
Info
- Platform: Windows
- Platform version: 10
- App Version: 4.5.2
Reproduce
On Windows 10, add the following to the keymap file:
'global':
'ctrl-alt-E': 'application:toggle-main-window'
Then reload Inkdrop and spam Ctrl+Alt+E. It will only hide once and stop doing anything until focus is given to another application or to the desktop, after which the shortcut will show the window again.
