Spotify desktop app shows 1 row of pixels on other screen in multi-monitor setup

[Mahloot]

Plan

Premium

Country

Canada

Operating System

Windows 10 - Spotify Desktop App

My Question or Issue

When the Spotify Desktop app is maximized on a screen on my multi-monitor setup, and it is currently in focus, a single row of pixels from the right or left side of the app (depending if the app is on the left or right monitor) extends onto the other monitor.

For example in attached screenshot of the left side of my main monitor (I recommend zooming in to the screenshot further), Spotify is maximized on my secondary monitor which is to the left of my main monitor, by using the maximize button at the top right of the app (I did not manually strech by dragging the edges of the app). My monitors are of different resolutions (my main is 1920x1080, my secondary is 1680x1050) so you can see on the one screenshot of the left side of my primary monitor, the tiny bit of red line at the top left is my mouse over the 'x' button of the Spotify app and you can see where the app bottom ends with my different resolution screens. Will likely need to zoom in to the picture quite a bit to really see it since it's only 1 pixel wide.

In the screenshot of the seam of both my screens which I have already zoomed in,  you can also see Spotify desktop app is extending over by just 1 row of pixels as well while it is in focus.

I don't know why, but Spotify just seems to grow by 1 pixel when the app is in focus. Once the app loses focus, the extra row of pixels disappears. This only happen with the Spotify desktop app. I have tried a variety of other programs such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Word and even just the Windows File Explorer, and none of them exhibit this issue of displaying 1 row of pixels on my other monitor when they are maximized and in focus.

[Mahloot]

Hi folks,

Thanks for all your replies and for the info shared. 

We can confirm that we've passed this behavior onto the relevant team. However, we're afraid we can't provide you with a timeframe for this to be fixed. If possible, you can un-maximize (restore down) the window and then re-maximize to see if you notice any changes. 

Hope this clears things up. If you need a hand with anything else, we're always a post away. 

[AlejaR]

Hi folks,

Thanks for all your replies and for the info shared. 

We can confirm that we've passed this behavior onto the relevant team. However, we're afraid we can't provide you with a timeframe for this to be fixed. If possible, you can un-maximize (restore down) the window and then re-maximize to see if you notice any changes. 

Hope this clears things up. If you need a hand with anything else, we're always a post away. 

[ChaoticLisa]

Still a problem in June 2025 btw.

> Both of my monitors are 2560 x 1440 resolution, scales are set at 100%.