Hi!

Great work guys! I'm just back from a quick trip, but I'll take a closer
look shortly, and make sure that there will be a new release imminently, so
Switcheroo will be working better on Win 10.

/Regin

On Friday, August 7, 2015, Philipp Otto notifications@github.com wrote:

However, just invoking Switcheroo window causes the desktop switch if the
desktop was previously switched by Switcheroo. Basically, whenever you use
Switcheroo to switch to a window on another desktop and then hit Alt+Space
again, you're gonna be switched back. It looks like Switcheroo window
itself is left at the desktop it was invoked on, and when you re-invoke it,
you switch to it. The interesting thing here is the desktop Switcheroo was
opened on is not really remembered: for example, if you invoke Switcheroo
on desktop 1, use it to switch to some app on destop 2, use Ctrl+Win+Right
to switch to desktop 3 and then hit Alt+Space to invoke Switcheroo again,
there is no extra switch and it's opened on the desktop 3 like expected.

I can confirm this bug. I fiddled a bit with the code and found out that
the origin is the anti-flicker-workaround in MainWindow.xaml.cs. The
window is hidden not until a delay of 50 ms is passed. I submitted a PR
which removes this workaround and fixes the bug for Windows 10.
The downside is the "flickering" (meaning: opening Switcheroo will display
the window with the old window list for a split second). I tried to fix
this somehow but couldn't find a solution.
From my point of view the flickering is not that annoying. And it is
definitely better than the other bug.

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