[quote who="basj" reply="81" id="3888061"] Quoting Ray-Smith, reply 80 I'm having the same issue; newly built PC, fresh Windows 11 installation, the right-click options aren't doing anything. I've tried purging and reinstalling, no change. I can't be bothered to sandbox. I can get into the Fences app itself by opening the
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I'm having the same issue; newly built PC, fresh Windows 11 installation, the right-click options aren't doing anything. I've tried purging and reinstalling, no change. I can't be bothered to sandbox. I can get into the Fences app itself by opening the app from the Start menu so no biggie there but I want to lock the fences and can't figure out how to do that without the right-click menu... how can I lock the fences outside of that right-click option? Registry setting
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Having this same issue, finally decided to report it, both Firefox and Edge. The star icon does nothing when clicked. I keep getting emails for threads that I no longer want to be subscribed to but it's been 4 months since reported and hasn't yet been fixed. Can you please give this some attention or give us another way to unsubscribe from threads in the meantime? Or just remove my subscriptions for all threads?
In Windows 10, I've confirmed the originally reported issue after my monitors had gone to sleep (not my PC - it's set to never sleep) as well as the workaround - I replaced all of the DISPLAYx settings in the backup file with DISPLAY1 based on the desired display number in Color Management rather than Display Settings and when I restored that backup the fences moved back to the correct display. Appreciate the workaround, saves me having to spend way too much trying to get the fences to
When playing a full-screen windowed game the taskbar is normally hidden but when it's made visible via Windows key or other means it doesn't go back behind the game afterward when the taskbar loses focus.
When I have a double-height taskbar set with the tasks and start menu centred, the task icons are top-justified while the start icon is vertically centred. They should probably all be vertically centred.
I'm running Start11 version 1.11 on Windows 10, up to the previous version this issue wasn't happening but as of this version the start button and pinned/running apps are only being centred on my first two monitors, monitor 3 they stay left. I've tried toggling various settings without any change. Not a big deal but I've gotten used to them being centred, it'd be nice to have it back there on all 3 displays. EDIT - unsure what changed but it's working again, disregard for
I've been running Fences 4 since beta on my main PC, I just turned on my notebook for the first time in a while and upgraded Fences to 4 after uninstalling the previous version. Somehow after upgrading I'm getting icons from each machine on the other in the designated "new icons go here" folders on each. Zero clue what's going on or how the two machines got connected via Fences. I'm running OD so it's the same account used for both but beyond that I don't know how this might
Possible minor issue - most of the "Enabled" toggles grey out the other options when disabled, that doesn't happen in the Desktop Pages tab, disabling keeps the other options seemingly active. Possible but unlikely minor issue - my version 4 Alpha has a version number starting with a 3. Probably intentional, but weird. :)
This has probably been mentioned by others but literally the only thing I want changed is the ability to put a fence flush with the top of the screen and not have the stupid header flip to the bottom. Either just get rid of that behaviour entirely (no clue why it does that, it isn't consistent with anything else in the application) or give me a toggle to prevent autoflip or to keep the header at the top/bottom on a global or per-fence basis. I really don't care how it's implemente
I'm having bigger issues than that at the moment since installing that Anniversary update yesterday, Fences seems to be repeatedly breaking Windows Explorer to the point that I can't really click anything, it just keeps breaking and re-starting itself. It eventually stabilized enough after many reboots and re-starts for me to uninstall until the issue gets addressed. After uninstalling Fences the issue went away so it does appear to be specifically Fences-related.