Bear Version: 2.4.3 (13442)
macOS Version: 15.5 (24F74)
At some point since the last release, Bear always starts up in full-screen in macOS. Reducing the window width is not retained between start-ups. It always reverts to full screen.
If you quit Bear and delete this folder on your Mac, does the problem persist?
~/Library/Containers/net.shinyfrog.bear/Data/Library/Saved Application State/net.shinyfrog.bear.savedState/
I checked but there is no net.shinyfrog.bear.savedState folder in the Saved Application State folder. The Saved Application State folder is present, but there is nothing in it.
I deleted that folder (Saved Application State) and restarted the app, but the full screen is still present.
Note that I put the Saved Application State folder back in place after testing. So it’s there but nothing gets written to it. It’s just empty. And yes, my permissions are set so my computer user account has full read/write access to that directory.
The problem persists after a macOS reboot?
Yes, the problem persists. As noted, I deleted the “Saved Application State” folder as there was no “net.shinyfrog.bear.savedState” folder. Upon reboot of the computer and restarting of Bear, it still starts in full screen. Also, the “Saved Application State” folder has not been recreated by the app. It’s missing. Don’t know if that helps in diagnosis or not.
Wonder if this is something that can be looked at. I have no saved application state folder in my file system.
I have not seen this problem and no one else seems to be commenting on this as a general issue so my guess is this is a problem with settings or other installed software/extensions on your mac.