
28 Oct
2024
28 Oct
'24
4:43 p.m.
It's on a second monitor that is not switched on or your OS has sent it to another machine?
We figured it out, but I think it was basically this. CHIRP attempts to restore the on-screen position of the window and the config had stored a location that was no longer on his screen (either due to a resolution size change or extra monitor or something). He nuked the config which brought it back into the default position. I've got a fix queued to maybe try to mitigate some instances of this (although it's a bit tricky to do universally).
--Dan