Click twice quickly on the left arrow in the titlebar of the window – the one that looks like this:
Expected result
Clicking two (or more) times in quick succession on the left arrow should simply page back through the history of pages you’ve visited, and not maximise the window – the window should only maximise if you double click on the title bar outside of the arrows.
Actual result
The window is maximised. If the window is already maximised, then the window size is restored.
Environment
Mac OS 10.15.7
Obsidian version 0.12.13
Additional information
The same thing happens when clicking twice quickly on the right arrow as well.
Just to help narrow down the bug, I tried the same thing on Windows 10. On Windows 10, double clicking both backward and forward arrows work correctly and the window does not maximize. So this seems to be something Mac specific.
Can’ŧ repro on Linux Mint 20.2/Cinnamon and Ubuntu Studio 14.04/XFCE.
Double-clicking the title bar also maximizes/unmaximizes_, as expected. The “Go back” and “Go forward” buttons work as expected, even when accidentally double-clicked.
Double clicking the title bar to maximize the window is a standard OS behaviour also in Windows and Xubuntu. What I meant with “So this seems to be something Mac specific.” was that the bug seems to be Mac specific, meaning that the bug only occurs on Mac.
Double-clicking too quickly causes the window to zoom (or minimise, depending on the setting in Apple → System Preferences → Dock & Menu Bar → Double-click a window’s title bar to zoom / minimise).
Although that speed can be adjusted in Apple → System Preferences → Accessibility → Pointer Control → Double-click speed.
Not an issue for me. Just providing the screen recording requested.
