Affects other appplication windows

[wolf99]

Seems like this is affecting some other application's windows, such as Google Chrome.

plugin version: 1.0.5
vscode version: 1.22.1
platform: Windows 7 (7601)

this bit of a screen grab shows the GitHub header bar and browser chrome with this opacity such that you can see the vscode window behind it:

Checked that this is the plugin causing this by disabling the plugin and restarting both vscode and the the browser. Annoyingly for reproduction, it doesn't seem to come back nearly as regularly - just re-enabling the plugin and restarting the applications doesn't seem to have shown the problem again at the moment but I played around with this a few days ago and it does come back in time (maybe a system restart?)

[SkaceKamen]

That can happen because of the way vscode windows are detected. Right now (or at least at the moment of writing the first extension code) there is no way to get handle of vscode window from extension, so the extension just scans all windows and matches the vscode window title suffix.

There's one mistake in this algorithm that incorrectly matched windows which had vscode title in title, but not as suffix, I'll fix that. But other than that, there will always be possibility that incorrect windows get updated if the title matches.

EDIT: To clarify, there are more methods of detecting vscode windows, some may be more accurate, but harder to implement. Right now I'm using the easiest method.

[SkaceKamen]

Published update 1.0.6, which has more strict window detection, which will hopefully eliminate some false positives. But this issue will still exist unless I switch to different detection method, so I'll leave it open.

[ghost]

I accidentally made my windows completely transparent, is there anyway i can undo it?