George Xanthakis

The best thing you can do is to find a way to reproduce the bug constantly.

Hi, the error thrown when setting debug-on-error: ``` Debugger entered--Lisp error: (wrong-type-argument numberp nil) number-to-string(nil) (call-process "xdotool" nil nil nil "windowactivate" "--sync" (number-to-string emacs-everywhere-window-id)) (if (eq system-type 'darwin) (call-process "osascript"...

The value of `emacs-everywhere-window-id` is `nil` .

`(emacs-everywhere-window-info-linux)` output `("Emacs" 75497646 "Emacs Everywhere :: Google-chrome — Error when trying to write in apps - Issue #…" 2 58 1916 1020)` `xdotool getactivewindow` output `88080394` `(emacs-everywhere-call "xdotool" "getactivewindow")`...

No, it does not work it throws `call-process: Wrong type argument: numberp, nil` .

When trying to execute `emacs-everywhere` the following error is thrown ``` Debugger entered--Lisp error: (void-function emacs-everywhere-window-info) (emacs-everywhere-window-info) (let ((win-info (emacs-everywhere-window-info))) (pp win-info) (message "cmd: emacsclient -c -F %s --eval %s"...

OK the error is not thrown anymore but nothing is printed in Messages.

Yes, I am checking the same Emacs instance, only a `nil` is printed but I don't know if it is from your code.

~~It does not throw `call-process: Wrong type argument: numberp, nil` anymore but when I close the frame it does not paste the text back~~. When I press `C-c C-c` or...

What information could I provide that may help you solve this?