Fix macOS window not appearing when switching Spaces#370
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When the tray window is visible and the user switches to a different Space (desktop), clicking the tray icon now brings the window to the current Space instead of hiding it. This is achieved by checking if the window has focus before toggling visibility - if unfocused (likely on another Space), the window is brought to front on the active Space.
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Summary
Problem
When the tray window was visible on Space 1 and the user switched to Space 2, clicking the tray icon would attempt to hide the window (because it was marked as "visible") rather than bringing it to the current Space. This resulted in the window not appearing at all when clicking the tray icon from a different Space.
Solution
Before hiding the window on a tray icon click, check if the window has focus:
setMoveToActiveSpace()andtoFront()Test plan