Ryan Hanson

This indicates that the Accessibility API in macOS is unable to obtain window information from the app and pass it along to Rectangle. In this case, it might mean that...

Thanks for reporting, and for including your settings. Nothing is out of the ordinary there. Would you mind pasting what the logs show when this happens? Open the log viewer...

The window server crash appears to be a regression in macOS, unrelated to Rectangle. It's likely that the Accessibility API gets disconnected from the window server when this happens, so...

@raylu Thanks, I updated my comment with this > The window server crash appears to be a regression in macOS, unrelated to Rectangle. It's likely that the Accessibility API gets...

Thanks for the feedback. The lock/unlock is a workaround for this being a macOS bug, and I'll give this another thought on how to make a workaround for it. I...

Thanks for the detailed report. This isn't currently supported, and although this isn't something I have plans to implement in the near future, I'd certainly merge a pull request for...

I was thinking about this a bit more, and I’ll take a closer look for the next release.

Thanks for reporting. This log message implies that either macOS or the frontmost app is not vending the necessary window ID information to Rectangle via the Accessibility API. From this...

Did you try setting `screenEdgeGapTopNotch` to `-30` to negate the 30px gap set by `screenEdgeGap`? Or is that not what you're looking for?

You can set `screenEdgeGapTopNotch` to something like -0.00001 (which will round to zero) and this should get what you're looking for. ``` defaults write com.knollsoft.Rectangle screenEdgeGapTopNotch -float -0.00001 ``` Then...