What does the setting "Always keep composer in bound" mean?

[con]

I have been starting to use Composer and really like it.
Only I cannot find any info on the “Always keep composer in bound” setting.

What does do?

Thanks!

[litecode]

I am away from PC at the moment, but does it mean ‘always keep the Composer window docked/in the bottom panel”? Just throwing out a possibly incorrect answer in case it helps to find the correct answer faster.

[tangjun]

I have the same question. I don’t know what it means.

[litecode]

Ah I figured it out!

When I toggle ‘Always keep composer in bound’ to ON, when I open up Composer in ‘float mode’, I cannot drag it off the screen.

That is cool (and the empty padding around the edge of the screen gives the feature a nice blocky ‘feel’), but I think there is still a bug where, if that feature is toggled OFF and you try and drag Composer to another screen it disappears - I documented that behaviour here:

Composer disappears when dragging it to another screen

I love Cursor and Composer . I also love the pop-out/floating feature of Composer. (I would love it on Ctrl + L too). I mentioned it previously in a post comment but thought I would create a separate post for this behaviour, which seems to be unintentional. Composer ‘disappears’ when you try to drag it to another screen. See attached screenshot of undesired behaviour. Having Composer and Ctrl L in another screen would keep the Cursor interface free of distractions etc. I ac…

PS I am still not sure what some of those other Composer settings mean .

[con]

@litecode

When I toggle ‘Always keep composer in bound’ to ON, when I open up Composer in ‘float mode’, I cannot drag it off the screen.

Cheers @litecode - much obliged.