maxTo conflict with adobe illustrator when running external scripts

[spaciousmind]

Describe the bug
Conflict with running external javascript scripts in adobe programs.
When sending scripts to a fullscreen adobe illustrator via external method it maximizes illustrator to a section of maxTo

To Reproduce
make sure you have at least 2 sections set up on your monitor in maxTo.
open new file in adobe illustrator and set it to full screen (the whole monitor) with maxTo.
open any .jsx script for illustrator in vscode and send it to illustrator with the 'adobe script runner' plugin
OR
use autohotkey and invoke the script in illustrator directly via the RUN command as mentioned here (the COM method does not have the same conflict):
https://github.com/Inventsable/Run-Adobe-scripts-with-Autohotkey

Expected behavior
script gets sent and runs as expected in illustrator.
after it finishes maxTo forces illustrator out of fullscreen and to maximize to one of the maxTo sections

Screenshots

System information:

• Windows version: Version 21H2 (OS Build 19044.2130)
• MaxTo version: 2.2.1

Additional context
Adobe illustrator version 26.3.1 for what it's worth, but same behavior has happened on all older versions I've tried as well.
I think this same bug is possibly occurring with other adobe programs too but haven't tested everything yet.

The same conflict doesn't seem to occur when running a script on illustrator via adobe's extendscript toolkit OR when using the COM method via AHK as described here https://github.com/Inventsable/Run-Adobe-scripts-with-Autohotkey

I tried to attach my maxTo config.json but it said it doesn't support that file type?

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[vegardlarsen]

I suspect you can avoid this issue entirely by setting MaxTo to passive mode. I assume what happens when Illustrator opens a window in "full screen" mode is that it maximizes it (meaning the Windows taskbar should still be visible)?

By setting MaxTo to run in Passive mode instead, it would not intercept the maximize event unless you are holding Shift on your keyboard.

Can you try this approach to see if it is valid?

Another option is for us to set up a compatibility shim for the specific Illustrator window, if that is possible. That would require quite a bit of coordination and testing.