(viewtopic.php?f=44&t=42850)vspazv wrote:Odd issue...
When using click-drag to highlight posts the cursor is instantly moved to the bottom right corner of the screen. Only occurs if there is a left/right scroll bar on the bottom of the window due to column width and if there is room to scroll to the right.
Edit: Occurs in the group and download panes too if there is a scroll bar at the bottom.
Happening to me now in current 6.80Beta release.
Im on Microsoft Windows 10 Pro 10.0.16299 Build 16299
Nvidio gtx 1070
AV = Eset nod32 10
not running a firewall other than windows one
It only happens on my 2nd monitor which is 1680x1050.
My main monitor is 1920x1080, and here I can not recreate this bug.
grantboucher wrote:vspazv wrote:Odd issue...
When using click-drag to highlight posts the cursor is instantly moved to the bottom right corner of the screen. Only occurs if there is a left/right scroll bar on the bottom of the window due to column width and if there is room to scroll to the right.
Edit: Occurs in the group and download panes too if there is a scroll bar at the bottom.
I have the same problem. If I drag select with the left mouse button directly on the text of a list, everything works normally. However if I RMB and try to lasso-drag starting in the open space, the cursor jumps to the far right, bottom corner. I have a multimonitor system (nvidia GPU, not set to Surround mode) and whatever monitor Newsbin is on, the mouse jumps to the bottom right corner of the furthest right monitor.
This did not happen before recently and happens with b9, b10, and b11 (which I have been trying to track down another bug with you guys on another thread). I suspect that this is related to a change at the OS/libraries level with the Fall Creators Update, but only because of the the timing of that update and this problem. This is Win 10 x64. My monitor layout is 3 1 (primary) 2.
I DO have the problem with click-hold-drag on both left and right button, but as I said I cant recreate it on my main window.
Hope I provided enough info.
Thanks!