Hi,
I upgraded to Windows 10 yesterday and I noticed that the Spotify window overlaps with the Windows Start Menu when maximized by moving the window to the top edge of the screen. However, this does not happen when I maximize the window using the "Maximize"-icon in the top right corner of the window or double-click the top window banner.
I have three monitors with different native resolutions in a multi-monitor setup, and it overlaps by an equal amount on all three screens. The effect always occurs when I have 2 or more displays connected to the computer (I did some testing with different combinations). I expect this to not be a problem in Windows 7 since I noticed it so soon after upgrading to Windows 10, but I can't tell for sure. It's a minor OCD-triggering annoyance more than anything, but I hope it gets fixed so it can look smooth even when maximizing using the top edge.
Anyone else experiencing this? I will post my relevant specs for troubleshooting/debug purposes in case it is a system-specific problem:
OS: Microsoft Windows 10 Pro (64-bit, Build 10586)
Spotify version: 1.0.20.94.g8f8543b3
Monitor 1 (main): ASUS ROG Swift PG279Q @ 1440p, 120Hz, Display Port
Monitor 2: BenQ G2420HD @ 1080p, 60Hz, DVI
Monitor 3: Dell E207WFP @1680x1050, 60Hz, DVI
GPU: MSI Radeon R9 390
Driver: AMD Crimson 16.1 Hotfix
Never got a reply on this, but the problem does not persist anymore.
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