Updated to 9.6 (Beta 4) on my work laptop earlier and noticed that windows are no longer snapping, regardless of application or monitor. Windows 10 Enterprise, 1709.

Just updated to the same version on my PC, same issue. Windows 10 Pro, 1909.

That's the first thing I tried but issue remains. Since posting this, I found that window snapping is VERY inconsistent since the update and I can't quite make sense of it. I use 3 monitors and windows seem to snap fairly reliably on the left sides only, but not on bottom, top or right. This is on any of the monitors.

While writing this reply, I didn't think to test different applications but I just noticed that this seems to primarily affect Chrome windows; folders or other applications appear to snap as intended on my PC. I'm on Chrome "Version 79.0.3945.56 (Official Build) beta (64-bit)."

Just tested my laptop and it's not just Chrome there, I'm also having this issue with Skype for Business... but folders and other applications seem fine.

It's enabled, yes. No change in window snapping behavior when disabled however.

Yes, window snapping works as expected when rolling back to 9.5.

Attached.

That was part of my troubleshooting when I first noticed the issue after the update but unfortunately it made no difference.

I assume there are no updates on this issue with the release of 9.6. Issue remained in all the beta builds (which I kept checking on my laptop), but I downgraded to 9.5 on my desktop since I use window snapping more frequently (and not having it functional is reeeally annoying, heh).

Hopefully in one of the 9.7 beta builds in the near future.

Just updated to 9.6 and im having the same issue.

Still Chrome, primarily.

Just chrome from what i can tell

+1

Note it's not entirely broken with Chrome. Just inconsistent, sometimes snaps, sometimes doesn't. Have not had time to investigate when it does or doesn't but 9.6 did break it.

I dont seem to have any issues on my primary monitor, but i never use chrome on that monitor. On monitor 2 or 3 though, it never works.

This issue is occuring again. Chrome will not snap to the left, right, or bottom of the screen, but will 'sometimes' snap to the top...

This post was merged on Jan 3, 2020.

+1 for chrome (sometimes it works some seconds later it is broken)

Does any of you use Spotify? I have the same problem with Spotify.
(Telegram also sometimes don't work, but not so often as chrome)

Every version you break snapping, which is the only feature I use. This is REALLY annoying.
About half of the windows don't snap anymore (I have it on 25 pixels). Especially horizontally works inconsistent or not at all.

It almost seems like my computers uptime affects it. Cause it worka nd snaps no problem after a restart but i normally dont ever restart (until windows update forces me to) so I usually have a couple weeks as my normal uptime.

Maybe, a little bit better with version 9.6.2 (Beta 2), but far from satisfactory .

No change in window snapping behavior in 9.6.2 Beta 1, no improvements here. Chrome and Skype for Business still not snapping reliably (or at all, really).

I'm not seeing any relation to uptime or other factors, i.e. happens right after reboot.

EDIT: Downgraded to 9.5 again and window snapping works as intended.

I just did and restarted the computer.
Still the same problems. Outlook for instance is not snapping (neither the main window, nor the email windows)

When I check for updates it says my v9.6.2 beta 1 is still the current version. Am I doing something wrong, or hasn't this been fixed yet?

Let me know if there's a test build or anything else you may need to try to get this resolved.

In the meantime, for those affected by this issue, could you make the 9.5 client available for download to roll back to?

Any timeframe when 9.6.2 stable will be out?

Any news regarding Beta 2?

I've found in another area of the web, that the reason Chrome will not snap anymore is because Google disabled Web Hooks from applications, or something along those lines anyway. By them disabling whatever these "Hooks" are, it prevents Display Fusion from being able to control Chrome's snapping. They did however, postpone the disabling of the Hooks by what seems to be a month or so, but has sense finally disabled it fully...

On another note, unrelated to Chrome, snapping of general applications has stopped working fully Things like Outlook, Spotify, KeePass, and the Windows File Explorer, just to name a few, no longer snap as of a few weeks ago... They do not snap to eachother, and they do not snap to the edges of the screens... getting kind of frustrating lately D:

Chrome is snapping fine in DF 9.5, it's something that changed in 9.6.

Yes, sorry I forgot to include the bit that Google was disabling their access to these Hooks, thus they took the ability out in DisplayFusion. There was a thread about Binary having disabled it in an update, but that Google had postponed their disabling of the Hook access, so they put it back in with another update. They got word that Google is about to disable these Hooks again, and thus removed it from DisplayFusion once again pre-emptively.

If I can find the thread again, I'll post a link to it, but I have chrome clearing its history and cache each time the window is closed so it may be difficult to locate it since I never actually posted in it.

Not only Chrome stopped working, MS Outlook also doesn't work anymore and neither do Telegram and Process Hacker.

Boy time sure does fly when experiencing bugs and regressions from updates.

What the fuck is the hold up on your next "bug fix" release, seriously, I love you guys and your programs, but ffs, every update breaks something and you take ages to fix the regressions, how about you do quicker, smaller releases to get these fixes out faster to people instead of trying to cram as much "changes" under the hood in one release... because that's only going to break something else for somebody, which you'll take ages again to fix.

Just updated from 9.5 and no issues with window snapping so far in 9.7 (Beta 3).

Just installed it and window snapping appears to be fully functional with Chrome. Feels good on first impression.

It still doesn't work on the ProcessHacker window (a taskmanager replacement).
https://processhacker.sourceforge.io/

New version appears to be working great. Thanks for the update.

Ok, I attached the log.

I don't know, but this is the one window I always move around which is why I notice it most. In previous betas the same happened for Outlook email windows, but that works now.
Do you need more logs for ProcessHacker? It's an open source + freeware application, so you can also try it yourself. By the way, I would recommend ProcessHacker to everyone for MUCH more control over processes and process information.

No, it's the default user. Do you want me to run tests with a higher logging level?
I attached a log with the highest level of logging.

I run the portable version. My settings are in the executable's directory itself. Regardless, I attached the settings.

Ok, here are my settings:

It has worked in the past, but some versions also didn't work. DF clearly has some unknown flaw that occurs on my machine.
Is there another special debug build you want me to run to help you?
I'd say if you figure out what goes wrong with ProcessHacker, you'll help other (as of now) unknown applications that fail too (for other users).