(taskbar auto-hide when maximized) Add tolerance for window intersecting

[whaaaley]

Windows often don't accurately report their sizes. When I use auto-hide when intersecting it often auto hides when I'm not close to the taskbar. Can there be a tolerance setting that gives some leeway before this it actually hides the bar?

[m417z]

If it's not even close, would a tolerance value help in this case? I'd rather fix the size detection if possible. How can I reproduce this problem?

[whaaaley]

Through trial and error, vscode is off by ~7px for me. A tolerance would help me at least, because I'm using GlazeWM. My windows are tiled, placed right at the edge of the taskbar. When I "fullscreen" an application, it's not a true maximize but it does take up the full size of the screen, overlapping the taskbar by a wider margin than the offset I'd apply. At this point I'd like to hide the taskbar.

I was going to take a recording of the behavior I'm seeing, but I think a recent windows update caused a compatibility issue with this mod. I'm getting [WH] [taskbar-auto-hide-when-maximized] [847:Wh_ModInit]: Unsupported Windows version when I turn on window intersection.

[m417z]

vscode is off by ~7px for me

I can't reproduce it. Is it only VSCode? I don't know how GlazeWM works, perhaps it causes all windows to have something like an invisible border.

When I "fullscreen" an application, it's not a true maximize but it does take up the full size of the screen, overlapping the taskbar by a wider margin than the offset I'd apply. At this point I'd like to hide the taskbar.

I'm not sure I follow. If it's overlapping the taskbar, it should hide as long as the default mode is used. A recording will help.

I'm getting [WH] [taskbar-auto-hide-when-maximized] [847:Wh_ModInit]: Unsupported Windows version

Post the full logs. This message can be shown for Windows older than Windows 10, but I assume that's not your case.