Some applications using custom window layout can't be moved.

[soshimee]

Title.

[iamDecode]

In order to determine whether a window moves we use a listener for NSWindowWillMoveNotification. If an application does not move, it either means that the application uses a completely custom way of moving the window (which will be challenging if not impossible to support), or Jello does detect the movement, but somehow crashes the physics simulations and locks the window with an incorrect call to CGSSetWindowWarp. I guess the latter is more likely, though I dont know why this would be different between applications.

[soshimee]

the window moves a bit, but it keeps snapping back to its original position.

[iamDecode]

Then its definitely the second. Could you can provide an example of an application (or multiple) that exhibit this problem?

[soshimee]

Visual Studio Code.

[soshimee]

Huh, I don't see any new stuff here.

[iamDecode]

I appreciate your enthusiasm, but this project was only meant as a proof of concept. I never intended to release updates or quickly respond to bugs or anything. Perhaps I will revisit the project and tackle some of these issues, but I cannot guarantee I will manage to anytime soon. That’s why it is open source. Please feel free to contribute to this project yourself!

[soshimee]

I think disabling it for certain applications will be a temporary solution, but is there a way to do it though?

[iamDecode]

Oh sure, in MacForge under "System" from the side menu, there is an application blacklist. You can add Visual Studio Code there and Jello will not apply to it. You may have to restart Visual Studio Code for this to start working.