I've just started using Foxit Reader 11 on Windows 10 (was on Foxit 9.7 previously I think), and I notice that (as part of the new skin?) the main window close [X] button does NOT extend to the window edge, unlike standard window close buttons. This makes it harder to quickly close a maximised Foxit window by flicking the mouse cursor up to the corner of the screen and clicking, as I am accustomed to with every other program/window.
2 screenshots attached of the top-right corner of my desktop/screen:
Foxit maximised window with mouse cursor on X button (note the button active area becomes shaded/highlighted when the cursor is over it).
Foxit maximised window with mouse cursor at top of window (note the button active area is NOT shaded/highlighted because the cursor is beyond it).
Incidentally, Foxit Reader's Minimise and Restore buttons are the same height, but I rarely use those. However, the system menu IS full height and can be clicked with the cursor at the extreme top-left of the screen.
2 screenshots attached of the top-right corner of my desktop/screen:
Foxit maximised window with mouse cursor on X button (note the button active area becomes shaded/highlighted when the cursor is over it).
Foxit maximised window with mouse cursor at top of window (note the button active area is NOT shaded/highlighted because the cursor is beyond it).
Incidentally, Foxit Reader's Minimise and Restore buttons are the same height, but I rarely use those. However, the system menu IS full height and can be clicked with the cursor at the extreme top-left of the screen.
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