Version: recordly-v1.3.3-macOS
Platform: ARM64-macOS
Summary
When selecting a specific window to capture, the active/focused window is automatically forced back to Recordly. As a result, the intended target window (e.g., browser with simulator) loses focus, and interactions in that window are partially blocked or non-functional.
Steps to Reproduce
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Open Recordly (v1.3.3 on macOS).
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Open another app window (example: browser running a simulator).
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In Recordly, choose Window Capture and select that target window.
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Start recording.
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Try interacting with controls/buttons in the selected target window.
Expected Behavior
• The selected target window should remain interactive and usable during capture.
• Recordly should not forcibly take primary focus after recording starts.
• Buttons and controls in the target window should work normally.
Actual Behavior
• Recordly becomes/keeps the primary active window.
• Focus gets “stuck” on Recordly even after selecting another window for capture.
• Some buttons in the target window do not respond or cannot be clicked as expected.
Reproducibility
• Consistently reproducible (or: frequently reproducible).
Impact
• Prevents reliable demos/tutorial recordings of interactive apps/simulators.
• Breaks user workflows where target-window interaction is required during recording.
Workarounds Tried
• Re-selecting the window after recording start.
• Clicking back into the target window manually.(If these didn’t work, keep this as-is; if you tried others, add them.)
Additional Notes
• This appears to be a focus/foreground-window management issue during window-capture mode on macOS.
• If useful, I can provide a screen recording showing focus being pulled back to Recordly.
Version: recordly-v1.3.3-macOS
Platform: ARM64-macOS
Summary
When selecting a specific window to capture, the active/focused window is automatically forced back to Recordly. As a result, the intended target window (e.g., browser with simulator) loses focus, and interactions in that window are partially blocked or non-functional.
Steps to Reproduce
Open Recordly (v1.3.3 on macOS).
Open another app window (example: browser running a simulator).
In Recordly, choose Window Capture and select that target window.
Start recording.
Try interacting with controls/buttons in the selected target window.
Expected Behavior
• The selected target window should remain interactive and usable during capture.
• Recordly should not forcibly take primary focus after recording starts.
• Buttons and controls in the target window should work normally.
Actual Behavior
• Recordly becomes/keeps the primary active window.
• Focus gets “stuck” on Recordly even after selecting another window for capture.
• Some buttons in the target window do not respond or cannot be clicked as expected.
Reproducibility
• Consistently reproducible (or: frequently reproducible).
Impact
• Prevents reliable demos/tutorial recordings of interactive apps/simulators.
• Breaks user workflows where target-window interaction is required during recording.
Workarounds Tried
• Re-selecting the window after recording start.
• Clicking back into the target window manually.(If these didn’t work, keep this as-is; if you tried others, add them.)
Additional Notes
• This appears to be a focus/foreground-window management issue during window-capture mode on macOS.
• If useful, I can provide a screen recording showing focus being pulled back to Recordly.