GlobalFloatingWindow can't be the only open window

[Arnaud_N]

@Anthony_G_Cyphers

Thats not the problem. The problem is that the Global Floating Window cannot be the only window open under normal, expected conditions.

Chris’ comment was misleading, then:

@Chris_Halford

But then when I actually want it to quit because I’m intentionally closing the last window, it doesn’t.

I read it like “AllowAutoQuit works to have the single window open but produces another issue”.

Sorry, the thread perhaps was not telling all the story.

[Chris_Halford]

Hope I wasn’t misleading.
The problem was always that regardless of auto-quit or not, if there was a global floating window open as the ONLY open window, the app would quit on windows.

[Arnaud_N]

Sorry, I didn’t understood it that way.

[Tim_Hare]

Isn’t that the expected behavior on Windows?

[Chris_Halford]

Tim, I guess that’s dependent on who you ask! I didn’t expect that behavior. And I acknowledge what I expected may not have been reality…

[Anthony_G_Cyphers]

I’m not sure why that would be expected. It’s perfectly valid to show only a Global Floating Window (I have a couple of utilities that do this), and the documentation says nothing of this window type requiring another window to be open. Why is this the expectation, then?