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I have decided to become a user to contribute to the endless development of wmux.
The first issue is that the window header does not stay fixed and moves up and down whenever I switch tabs in the settings window. I hope this can be fixed, whether by using a scrollbar or by referencing the settings UI in Visual Studio.
Hi @whrhkdrhs-sketch — thanks a lot for the report and welcome aboard! 👋
You were right on both counts: the settings window had no fixed height, so the overlay re-centered it whenever a tab swapped to taller/shorter content, which made the header look like it was jumping. The fix pins the window to a stable size and lets the inner content scroll instead — the same approach VS Code uses.
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amirlehmam commentedon May 9, 2026
Hi @whrhkdrhs-sketch — thanks a lot for the report and welcome aboard! 👋
You were right on both counts: the settings window had no fixed height, so the overlay re-centered it whenever a tab swapped to taller/shorter content, which made the header look like it was jumping. The fix pins the window to a stable size and lets the inner content scroll instead — the same approach VS Code uses.
Patch: 70de573 (
src/renderer/styles/settings.css).Shipping in v0.7.17, building now: https://github.com/amirlehmam/wmux/actions/runs/25609656853 — once the workflow finishes the signed zip will be on the release page: https://github.com/amirlehmam/wmux/releases/tag/v0.7.17
Closing once the release goes live. Please keep the issues coming! 🙏
whrhkdrhs-sketch commentedon May 10, 2026
From a Windows user's perspective, wmux is really great. I will actively promote it. Thank you.
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