"Global" app entry in a Layout ignores "All windows, beyond first match"

[f0b04707]

Hi,

I've been trying to set up a single layout/shortcut that moves ALL windows of whichever app is currently frontmost to a specific display, maximized. My setup:

• A Layout (e.g. "Move to 2nd Display", shortcut ^⌘2)
• "Frontmost app only" enabled
• "All windows, beyond first match" enabled
• A single entry: App = Global, Preset = Maximize, Destination Display = 2nd, Window Title = Any

I expected that when I trigger the shortcut while, say, Firefox (with 3 open windows) is frontmost, all 3 Firefox windows should move to the 2nd display and maximize.

The actual behavior is that only the single frontmost window moves. The other windows of the same app are left untouched.

So it seems like using "Global" as the App value for an entry causes it to only ever match a single (the frontmost) window.

Could you confirm whether this is expected/by-design behavior for Global entries, or a bug?

Thanks for the great app!

[rxhanson]

Thanks for posting. This would be a bug on Rectangle Pro's end here where "Frontmost app only" is limiting the logic to the first window, and "All windows, beyond first match" is not being taken into account in this scenario. I'll put in a fix that will go out in the next release.

[f0b04707]

Awesome, thanks for the quick confirmation and for turning around a fix so fast. For the record, I'm on v3.82 (227). Looking forward to the next release!

[rxhanson]

I just rolled out a release that didn't include this fix, but don't worry, it'll go in soon!