Optional offset to place the window above area for hidden taskbar #4387
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@mergen3107 hello, Currently G-Helper just calculates own window location based on the Working Area reported by windows Line 323 in 649eeb5 It always returns the size excluding taskbar (hidden or visible). Accounting for a taskbar while it's not visible, is quite difficult as it may have different height. |
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This is a minor feature request, so I decided to keep it as a Discussion. Maybe you wouldn't like this idea.
Since my laptop's monitor is an OLED, it is advised to auto hide Windows Taskbar.
The thing is, G-Helper then goes to the very bottom (as all other apps do too, by design), but that also means when the mouse is hovered at the bottom, the taskbar appears and covers parts of G-Helper windows.
It would be nice if there was an optional check mark to ignore the fact that
Autohide Taskber
option is enabled and keep placing G-Helper above the taskbar area at all times.So, with

Automatically hide the taskbar
option enabled, keep placing it like here:instead of like here, at the bottom:

which covers a few buttons when the taskbar is shown:

Thank you!
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