On macOS, when a recorded application enters native fullscreen (via the green title-bar button or cmd+ctrl+F), the Recordly HUD overlay disappears from view. Fullscreen apps live on their own Space; the HUD's BrowserWindow is transparent, frameless, alwaysOnTop without a window type, so it stays on the original Space and is no longer reachable.
Steps to reproduce:
- Start Recordly. HUD appears.
- Fullscreen any other app via the green title-bar button.
- HUD is no longer visible until exiting fullscreen.
Reproduced on macOS 14 with the green title-bar button and cmd+ctrl+F.
Workaround: exit fullscreen, or use the system tray icon to stop the recording.
Happy to send a small PR.
On macOS, when a recorded application enters native fullscreen (via the green title-bar button or
cmd+ctrl+F), the Recordly HUD overlay disappears from view. Fullscreen apps live on their own Space; the HUD's BrowserWindow is transparent, frameless, alwaysOnTop without a window type, so it stays on the original Space and is no longer reachable.Steps to reproduce:
Reproduced on macOS 14 with the green title-bar button and
cmd+ctrl+F.Workaround: exit fullscreen, or use the system tray icon to stop the recording.
Happy to send a small PR.