copy dimensions of active window only returns 0x0 0,0 #351
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joeldcanfield
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Not just you. Just tested and I get the same. Not sure what broke, but
I'll look into it soon.
…-Brett
On 30 Jun 2025, at 12:43, joeldcanfield wrote:
I would find this useful, if it is in fact intended to find the
XY-origin, width, and height of an app window. But no matter what app
I test with (Mac Sequoia) the menu item only returns the value `0x0
0,0` (when I paste into VSCodium.)
Am I doing something wrong? Am I missing the point of the menu item?
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Not sure if this is the best place for this, but I find the modal banner telling me what just happened to be unhelpful. I know of no context where there's visual feedback that I've just pressed CMD-C to copy something, and I write all my "grab this info to the clipboard" scripts to run silently. I don't want to have to close a dialog box every time I've used this helpful tool; or, I want the option to choose whether it's displayed. |
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I would find this useful, if it is in fact intended to find the XY-origin, width, and height of an app window. But no matter what app I test with (Mac Sequoia) the menu item only returns the value
0x0 0,0
(when I paste into VSCodium.)Am I doing something wrong? Am I missing the point of the menu item?
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