In the latest version Windows 10 under number 1909, a problem was discovered that dates back to the times Windows XP. The problem is that the context menu of some programs, such as the Pidgin messenger, was partially obscured by the taskbar. This made some options unavailable.
It is noted that the problem was resolved in Windows 10 April 2018 Update, however in the current version Windows 10 November 2019 Update it appeared again, although this only happens with some programs and is not predictable.
Apparently, the problem is not tied to the application, but lies in the system itself. The fact is that the taskbar is drawn on top of all windows and interface elements. Obviously, erroneous rendering occurs in some cases.
At the moment, it is not specified whether Redmond plans to release a patch that fixes the problem. It is also unclear why it was not implemented into the kernel at the design stage.
Of course, this is far from the only problem of the "ten", but rather unpleasant, given that she is already two decades old.
Source: 3dnews.ru
