Check if a restored window is active #28
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For some windows like Windows Explorer there seems to be no focus event when restoring them from e.g. a hidden state. So when a window is restored, check whether it's the active one and if so treat the restore event like a focus.
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For some windows like Windows Explorer there seems to be no focus event when restoring them from e.g. a hidden state.
So when a window is restored, check whether it's the active one and if so treat the restore event like a focus.