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The Floating Window Exceptions feature in Amethyst is failing to correctly recognize and float windows with the specified title. When adding an exception for Arc with an exact window title, Amethyst does not apply the floating rule, even though multiple windows exist with that exact title.
Applications
Arc Browser
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Go to Amethyst Preferences --> Floating
Select Automatically float application listed
Add Arc
Add the following name to Window Title Restrictions: Cambridge Dictionary | English Dictionary, Translations & Thesaurus
Observe that the window does not float, despite matching the exception criteria.
Expected Behavior
Amethyst should recognize the exact window title in Floating Restrictions and prevent the window from tiling. Instead, it remains tiled and follows the normal tiling behavior.
Versions
macOS: Sequoia 15.3
Amethyst: 0.22.2
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Amethyst Floating Window Restrictions Not Working
[BUG] Amethyst Floating Window Restrictions Not Working
Feb 15, 2025
This usually means that the window doesn't start out with a meaningful title, so at the point where we begin tracking it the window title doesn't match any of the rules.
Describe the bug
The Floating Window Exceptions feature in Amethyst is failing to correctly recognize and float windows with the specified title. When adding an exception for Arc with an exact window title, Amethyst does not apply the floating rule, even though multiple windows exist with that exact title.
Applications
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected Behavior
Amethyst should recognize the exact window title in Floating Restrictions and prevent the window from tiling. Instead, it remains tiled and follows the normal tiling behavior.
Versions
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: