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Frameless windows break mouse cursor on High DPI monitors with scaling #14787
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Filed before: #13911 There's a fiddle in there which you can just load up in Electron Fiddle: https://gist.github.com/joaomoreno/2bb9879aee864f22704882b5fac825c3 |
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@sofianguy This sounds very similar to #5723, where people are reporting that it still occurs on 6.0.0: #5723 (comment) |
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This appears to be fixed on today's VS Code Insiders, which is based on Electron 6.0.9! Can you confirm @sbatten? @sofianguy Did any work happen here? |
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confirmed that this does not repro in the latest insiders of VS Code using 6.0.9 as @joaomoreno suggests |
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closing because this issue is reported as fixed |
Tested Electron version 2.0.9 and 3.0.0
Expected Behavior
Elements set with cursor
textshould show the text cursor when using frameless windows on High DPI monitors with scaling higher than 100%.Actual behavior
When using higher than 100% scaling on a high dpi monitor and frameless electron windows, elements with a text cursor revert to the default cursor half-way down the element.
To Reproduce
In VSCode you can enable the custom title bar by setting
window.titleBarStyletocustom. This will use a frameless window. On a high DPI monitor with your display settings set to 200%, you can see that mousing around the editor reveals this bug. You can also repro this using Electron Fiddle and a single div in the page with cursor set to text. Make sure the div is fairly large (say 500px).Initially reported in VSCode: microsoft/vscode#58383 (comment)
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