Can you explain in more detail how you make this happen?
What do you mean by “click to “X””? I don’t see an X in your screenshot.
I can see that the panel is not where it should be. How did this happen? If I show the panel, then select another project, the panel automatically disappears. What did you do to make it stay there? Eg. did you make a new note? Hit some key combination?
Is this something that happens every single time, or only when you do a particular thing?
I have tested on my macOS 13.2.1, and I can’t make the panel get “stuck”.
That’s so bizarre because we just can’t get it to reproduce, it must be something specific to a setting we are missing. Would it be possible to make a screenrecording from the moment you start the app (after it was quit) to the point it happens?
A few more questions:
Does the console.app (which you find inside your Applications folder under Utilities) output any Agenda related error messages?
Does the formatting window already show at startup or only shows the first time you click on the circle in the gutter?
How do you turn it from a palette to a window?
Do you use the keyboard shortcuts?
Is it depending on which action you click in the palette?
I created a video of what I experience, if helpful! A bit odd because of fresh off a restart it does close the first time, then when the format box is reopened it stumbles and won’t close.
To answer your questions
Does the console.app (which you find inside your Applications folder under Utilities) output any Agenda related error messages?
I don’t see anything… but only about 90% sure I’m looking in the right place happy to dig further if helpful.
Does the formatting window already show at startup or only shows the first time you click on the circle in the gutter?
Shows up when I click the circle in the gutter. Not automatically there on startup or opening.
How do you turn it from a palette to a window?
By dragging it
Do you use the keyboard shortcuts?
In this instance, no.
Is it depending on which action you click in the palette?
As you’ll see in the video I don’t even click on any actions in the palette
That’s super useful, albeit strange, but we’ll dig further into things and will make some changes in the next minor update, let us know if you still see it after it’s out.
Ignoring a regression in dark mode that we will fix tomorrow, if you’re using Agenda in light mode, does the inspector window still stay around in the 17.0.1 update?
If so, does it also happen when you have the left and right inspectors opened? And are you using any kind of third party windowing utility or certain accessibility settings?
No, I do not use window managers. I have 3 Macs with the same programs and configurations. Except that one is an Intel Mac. Only on that one I have the problem.