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... and Lagrange is not running, the new Lagrange window is in front.
But if Lagrange is already running, it opens in a new tab (good) but the window is not brought to the front, so I don't notice that the page has been opened (bad).
Fix: always front the page in this situation.
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I've only used Lagrange on Windows, but it seems to me the behavior should be uniform across all platforms: they all have the idea of passing an URL to a browser that can handle it depending on the URL type, so however that happens the main window needs to be surfaced. But I may not know what I am talking about.
You are right, that is the intended behavior on all platforms. I meant that the native APIs for this have different quirks depending on platform, and while SDL does a good job of hiding any differences, some workarounds may have to be applied manually.
... and Lagrange is not running, the new Lagrange window is in front.
But if Lagrange is already running, it opens in a new tab (good) but the window is not brought to the front, so I don't notice that the page has been opened (bad).
Fix: always front the page in this situation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: