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Lossless Cut doesn't remember it's size and location on the desktopΒ #989
Hopefully a basic request... Could Lossless Cut be made to remember it's size and position on the desktop and re-open in the same place next time it's run?
Also, please ensure it can handle negative desktop coordinates for those of us with multiple monitors.
Are you running the newest version? It has support for remembering position. If yes, please procide some more details as requested in the issue template #44
V3.42.0 now remembers it's position and size, however it doesn't remember that it was maximized. If closed while maximized it re-opens to the restore-down window size.
This doesn't really matter since we can manually resize the window to the same size as if it were maximized and then close it as a work-around.
Right. I haven't implemented remembering extra states like maximized or minimized. If it's something that a lot of people request I will look into it, but there may be some unknown edge cases that can cause trouble if I implement those
It's all good. As before, we can easily adjust the window size manually to mimic a maximized window and the program will effectively re-open the same as if it were maximized.
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mifi commentedon Jan 18, 2022
Are you running the newest version? It has support for remembering position. If yes, please procide some more details as requested in the issue template #44
bigfella237 commentedon Jan 18, 2022
I thought I was but as it turns out I wasn't!
I'll upgrade now and report back.
bigfella237 commentedon Jan 18, 2022
Upgraded.
V3.42.0 now remembers it's position and size, however it doesn't remember that it was maximized. If closed while maximized it re-opens to the restore-down window size.
This doesn't really matter since we can manually resize the window to the same size as if it were maximized and then close it as a work-around.
mifi commentedon Jan 18, 2022
Right. I haven't implemented remembering extra states like maximized or minimized. If it's something that a lot of people request I will look into it, but there may be some unknown edge cases that can cause trouble if I implement those
bigfella237 commentedon Jan 18, 2022
It's all good. As before, we can easily adjust the window size manually to mimic a maximized window and the program will effectively re-open the same as if it were maximized.
Thanks again!
mifi commentedon Oct 24, 2025
you can test this in the next nightly build
store whether window is maximized