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Actually, after looking into the code (and subsequently through my recordings), what is happening is that it is determining what your "active" display is by looking at which display your mouse cursor is currently on: Dayflow/Dayflow/Dayflow/Core/Recording/ActiveDisplayTracker.swift Lines 67 to 87 in 3f6a019 The screen recorder uses the "active display tracker" above to determine the screen to record: Dayflow/Dayflow/Dayflow/Core/Recording/ScreenRecorder.swift Lines 118 to 125 in 3f6a019 ...and... Dayflow/Dayflow/Dayflow/Core/Recording/ScreenRecorder.swift Lines 251 to 262 in 3f6a019 All of this is to say that recording every screen will be a rather sizable overhaul to the way that screen recording is currently done. |
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On a related note, I think that determining your "active" screen based on your mouse position is highly problematic for people with multiple screens that primarily/largely use their keyboard. I don't use my mouse for a sizable portion of my day, and instead change my focused app using either ⌘+Tab, Alfred, or hotkeys (using BetterTouchTool and a hyper key). I need to pay a lot more attention to how accurately DayFlow is tracking my actual activity 😂 |
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Dayflow currently detects one of my screens. I'm using 2 screens and would love Dayflow to analyze both of them.
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