electron: .isMaximized() always returns false even when window is maximized.
- Electron version: v1.6.2
- Operating system: win 10
Expected behavior
.isMaximized(); should return true
Actual behavior
.isMaximized(); returns false;
How to reproduce
const $ = require('jquery');
const {remote} = require('electron');
var win = remote.getCurrentWindow();
$('body').dblclick(function(){
console.log('double clicked!');
});
$('#minimize').click(function(){
win.minimize();
});
$('#close').click(function(){
win.close();
});
$('#maximize').click(function() {
if(win.isMaximized()){
win.unmaximize();
console.log('unmaximized');
}else{
win.maximize();
console.log('maximized');
}
console.log(win.isMaximized());
});
About this issue
- Original URL
- State: closed
- Created 7 years ago
- Reactions: 1
- Comments: 31 (1 by maintainers)
One of the problems with this not being fixed might be because of this issue being closed. The issue is definitely not resolved. I’d say that this issue should be reopened.
It has been over 2 years and this issue has still not been fixed. Hopefully, we will get one by 5.0.
I believe
transparent=trueis the root cause. Once the window is maximized, it will never unmaiximzed. I set my HTML window to be draggable, so that I can show the Window’s context menu, which is usually available by right clicking the original Window titlebar. Now I can see that the menu item “Maximize” (in the Window’s context menu) is by default bold. It is expected to be disabled.(I’m using 1.7.4 beta)
it seems to be working now
@stanleyxu2005 @FullstackDevsYT Same issue
Windows 10 | Electron 1.7.x and 1.8.x
Work around:
Basic… but that’s all I needed. P.S. this expects your application to be maximized, if its not maximized by default be sure to have this instead:
var TMP = { maximized: false }I have the same problem when I set:
resizable: falseQuestion: Why can I maximize and can not unmaximize?@stanleyxu2005 +1,frameless window set
transparent=true-> .isMaximized(); always returns false; electron: v1.7.5In the previous version I used the following code:
But in the current version it does not work anymore 😦 The code
mainWindow.isMaximized()always returnsFALSE@stanleyxu2005 +1: if frameless window is set to
transparent:true, win.isMaximized() will return always false. Electron 1.7.0Your comment just turned 4 years old and this is still a problem 😄
The problem still persists
Still issue in my app. I hope they will fix it whenever.
I agree with @Trackhe there needs to be a fix to this
However, you can determine the maximum resolution size of the application and let that determine if your window needs to be maximized or minimized/unmaximized.