Win - focus is not switching back to previous application

[peterdanis]

Hi, in Windows focus is not switching back to previous application after hiding hyper with hyperterm-overlay. No window is focused.

Tried with animation true/false, with vanilla hyper+hyperterm-overlay.
Tested on Windows 7 and Windows 10.
On Linux it works fine.

[simonhaenisch]

Did you actually try to enable hide on blur in your config? Works for me on macOS:

overlay: {
  hideOnBlur: true,
}

[peterdanis]

Yes, I have hideOnBlure enabled.

[gabriellima]

I could manage to "fix" this issue by adding a win.blur() before win.hide(), as questioned at this Electron issue

The code was changed here before line 367

New version:

		//close without animation
		else {
			findFocus();
			this._win.blur();
			this._win.hide();
		}

Also, I should note that I'm not using animation (animate: false option)

I think that a "full" fix (including animation) would be like this (i.e., always calling blur before hide):

		//control the animation
		if(this._config.animate) {
			this._animating = true;

			//animation end bounds
			this._startBounds();

			setTimeout(() => {
				this._animating = false;
				findFocus();
                                this._win.blur();
				this._win.hide();
			}, 250);
		}
		//close without animation
		else {
			findFocus();
			this._win.blur();
			this._win.hide();
		}

[favna]

Looking into this for my fork hyper-overlay and I cannot replicate the issue on Windows 10 build 1803. When I open the overlay then X or - it out my Windows just focuses back to the previous window that was active.

Can you elaborate on steps to reproduce?

[gabriellima]

@favna try using the "quake style hide" shortcut.

[favna]

I honestly have no idea what the "quake style hide" is

[gabriellima]

Sorry. You said that clicking X or - would "hide" the window, with Focus going back to previous window.

The bug, at least on my case, was happening when using the shortcut to open/hide the overlay, and not when pressing the buttons.

Regarding the "quake style", I'm sorry, it was my mistake to suppose it was a common knowledge.
In my humble opinion, this term started at Quake game, and later on Guake linux "show/hide" terminal.