"Middle-click" on an icon (in the system tray) is interpreted as a "left-click" in Windows 11 (Build 22621.1344+).
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HavenDV/H.NotifyIcon#82 (comment)
This is not a bug in Fort, but a Windows bug.
Should we just remove the "Middle Click" event?
And maybe add "Shift + Single Click".
The problem occurs in Windows 11 (recent builds).
For example: there are quite a lot of Windows 10 users in steam.
https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/
Windows 10 64 bit -- 53.45%
Windows 11 64 bit -- 41.95%
Thus, at least half of the users can use the "middle click".
Should we just remove the "Middle Click" event?
And maybe add "Shift + Single Click".
if you planning to doing so, please, do it as an option.
Ok, I'll not remove the "Middle Click" event while Qt has that in QSystemTray.
It may be worth avoiding assigning actions to “middle click” (the default).
Perhaps a better solution would be a visible warning (on systems with a "defect").
It seems, fixed in Windows 11 24H2 26100+