Dragging from anywhere to macOS menubar, not only from a window's titlebar, triggers a Tangrid maximization. Therefore, when I actually dragged from a window's titlebar to the menubar, it felt like multiple haptic events were triggered.
Also, I set my config to prefer tabbed layout, but it sometimes still uses the grid layout for new windows, while the rest remains tabbed.
Dragging from anywhere to macOS menubar triggers a Tangrid maximization
· Edited Jun 22, 2026, 02:25 AM UTC
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Please check whether these two issues have been fixed in 1.3.2 beta.
· Edited Jun 26, 2026, 01:56 AM UTC
- Dragging from anywhere to macOS menubar, not only from a window's titlebar, triggers a Tangrid maximization.
- I set my config to prefer tabbed layout, but it sometimes still uses the grid layout for new windows, while the rest remains tabbed.
These two never happen in v1.3.2.
when I actually dragged from a window's titlebar to the menubar, it felt like multiple haptic events were triggered.
This issue persists. I thought this was caused by issue 1, but now seems like it is a separate issue. Specifically, when dragging a window and the mouse cursor entering the macOS's menubar,
- it triggers the window maximization/fill screen event, which is the expected behavior
- when moving the mouse cursor (especially horizontally) in the menubar region while still dragging the window, it triggers multiple haptic events, so the touchpad keeps vibrating while moving the cursor.
Thanks for such detailed feedback.
the haptic issue should fixed in v1.3.3 beta