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[In-app feedback] #3644
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Here is a screen recording showing the issue: |
Hello, I am not sure its relevant for your problem but in case it can help: |
Hey @a4959. |
cool! Thats great to hear! I supose its an app specific problem, (somthing to do with timing... Maybe with updates the problem will go away. |
Hi, I'm afraid this issue is on Spark Mail side. They may have a problem with the way they handle shortcuts. I think it has happened with a few other apps over the years, and every time it was a bug on their side. Could you please contact their customer support? Feel free to link them to this issue here 👍 Thank you 🙇 |
Hi @lwouis. I'd be happy to hear if you have suggestions on continuing debugging the issue, but I can't argue with them about the problem if their app works as expected with the system. I am open to any feedback! Thanks! |
Hey @royhenengel, Thank you for your message AltTab focus is different from the native app-switcher focus. The native app-switcher focus an app. It's similar to when you click on the app's icon on the Dock. It's not exactly the same, but it's similar in that the whole app is activated. AltTab on the other hand focuses just 1 window, most of the time. AltTab uses private API and SPI to achieve this. Turns out it's not trivial to focus a window on macOS. There is no good way to do it using public APIs (see #447 for instance). The tricks we use to focus windows could be pointed out, and we could say that they may create issues. It's true, they may. However, the vast majority of apps work fine. This leads me to believe that the outliers have incorrect implementation. That incorrect implementation may not be a problem most of the time, since macOS is app centric, not window-centric like Windows (e.g. the macOS Dock has app you click on; the Windows Dock has windows you click on). Another to say it is that AltTab is probably just showcasing the existing incorrect implementation. I've spent a lot of time working on the input management. I'm pretty confident that AltTab doesn't steal events from other apps. It doesn't mess with keyboard-focus in the apps either. I've refined this over the years, and it's quite battle-tested at this point. My guess again is that these apps have incorrect implementation. They may take some assumption. For instance that their app is activated when one of its window is focused. Which AltTab may bypass by focusing the window directly. I hope this helps Thank you 🙇 |
Hi @lwouis, I hope all is well. |
UpdateI just enabled/disabled the "Fade out animation" setting, and it looks like WhatsApp behaves as it should when this option is enabled.
Here is a video recording demonstrating this: |
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