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Paul commented, April 13, 2019 02:21
@Zhaoyuzhengze, that doesn't work for secondary windows like "Did you know" or the prompt for an SSH key. They remain off-screen.
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Paul commented, April 30, 2018 00:59
@Lthoie, for me at least, secondary windows like the Tip Of The Day *do not* appear in the taskbar. If they did, I would have tools to move them. I repeat... Either secondary windows should show up...
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Paul commented, February 05, 2018 05:41
I think this is relevant: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-153291
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Paul commented, February 05, 2018 05:35
Hi again, I have just noticed that diffs such as "Compare with same repository version" create a secondary window that *is* listed on the taskbar, so it's much easier to move even when positioned o...
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Paul commented, January 14, 2018 23:18
@Pete, At least in my environment (XFCE on Debian), secondary windows such as "Did you know" or the prompt for an SSH key *do not appear* in the taskbar. I think this is an either-or situation. Eit...
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Paul commented, January 02, 2018 02:50
Hi @Djolecorp, No. That setting affects the main project window. Popups like the "Did you know" are not affected by this. I think popup windows such as "Did you know" should behave in one of two wa...
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Paul commented, November 02, 2017 23:14
@Ryan, That's a drastic fix. Mine is over 2200 lines long, and I believe there's just one setting relevant to this issue: <component name="ProjectFrameBounds" extendedState="6"> <option name="x" va...
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Paul commented, August 31, 2017 04:22
I have the same problem with IntelliJ on XFCE on Debian. Pressing Enter or Space bar puts focus back to the parent window, so this doesn't work for me. I can reposition main windows visible on the ...
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