How to bring window to front?
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This works if the window is appearing off-screen
1) Hover over application on toolbar
2) Press Alt + Space or Shift + Alt + Space (if previous command is overwritten)
3) Click on Maximize or Move
https://github.com/zeit/hyper/issues/1682
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Nilesh Tailor
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Nilesh Tailor over 1 year
I switch windows from using Windows + Tab key but the application I switch to sometimes stays behind the current window (say chrome). However, in the taskbar the selected application is outlook. Is there anyway to force it to (say a windows shortcut) to bring the window up front?
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Tetsujin about 8 yearsYeah, unfortunately Windows does that. Only workaround [apart from a different OS] is to click the window you want :/
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Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007 about 8 yearsIt should come to the front as soon as it gets switched to, unless something else is messing with/preventing it. Does this always happen or just intermittently? If you use Alt+Tab instead, does it work as expected? If you reboot, does it start behaving as it should again? Which version of Windows? Which version of Outlook? Are Windows and Outlook fully up-to-date with their updates? Are all your drivers on the latest available version?
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Tetsujin about 8 years@Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007 - anything since Win 7 will do that. They just never fixed it. You can clean as ever you like, it still does it - modal dialogs behind the window they're a modal for is the worst... :(
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Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007 about 8 years@Tetsujin While it happens occasionally in Windows, it's certainly not something that should be happening frequently. Based on info given here, "Chrome" and "Outlook" aren't going to be modal windows. Perhaps this is just a case of not enough info provided by OP....
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