What happened?
On Windows, pressing the global shortcut (Ctrl+B) opens Glyph at the top-left of the primary display instead of near the place I am currently working.
With multiple monitors, Glyph appear in the top left of the primary monitor and not the active monitor.
Steps to reproduce
- Launch Glyph on Windows.
- Use multiple monitors, or move the cursor away from the top-left of the primary display.
- Focus that app/window.
- Press
Ctrl+B to open Glyph.
- Observe where the Glyph window appears.
Expected behavior
Glyph should open near the current cursor position, similar to the Windows clipboard history popup.
Expected placement behavior:
- Show Glyph below the cursor when there is enough space.
- If there is not enough space below the cursor, show Glyph above the cursor.
- Keep Glyph fully inside the current monitor’s visible bounds.
- Prefer the monitor containing the cursor, so multi-monitor setups open Glyph where the user is actually working.
Actual behavior
Glyph opens at the top-left of the primary display instead of near the current cursor or active display.
Operating system
Windows
Glyph version
0.1.0
Logs / console output
Additional context
No response
What happened?
On Windows, pressing the global shortcut (
Ctrl+B) opens Glyph at the top-left of the primary display instead of near the place I am currently working.With multiple monitors, Glyph appear in the top left of the primary monitor and not the active monitor.
Steps to reproduce
Ctrl+Bto open Glyph.Expected behavior
Glyph should open near the current cursor position, similar to the Windows clipboard history popup.
Expected placement behavior:
Actual behavior
Glyph opens at the top-left of the primary display instead of near the current cursor or active display.
Operating system
Windows
Glyph version
0.1.0
Logs / console output
Additional context
No response