erratic behavior after waking computer

[Christopher Bort]

On 07/19/07 14:18, troyb at omnigroup.com (Troy Brandt) wrote:

>On Jul 18, 2007, at 4:14 PM, Chad wrote:
>
>>Hey all.  This is happening pretty consistently with the 
>>latest final builds as well as the nightly sneaky peaks.
>>
>>Upon waking my Macbook Pro up, OW shows some odd behavior.  
>>Namely, I can't resize the window.  When dragging the bottom 
>>right corner of the window, instead of resizing it scrolls 
>>down the webpage.  I don't notice it if the MBP has slept for 
>>a short amount of time, but it happens if the MBP has slept 
>>over longer periods of time (ie, overnight).
>>
>>Using 10.4.10, OmniWeb 5.5.4 (v607.17) currently, no haxies
>
>Hi Chad,
>
>Do you notice if any other window controls or page links seem 
>out of sync with their actual location? Are you also using an 
>external monitor by any chance?

Good question. I don't know if this is the OP's problem, but I 
use an external monitor at work with my MacBook and had lots of 
problems waking it up after the monitor had been connected. My 
work-around has been to put the MacBook into hibernation (deep 
sleep) instead of normal sleep. Waking from hibernation gives me 
none of the problems that occur when waking from normal sleep. 
Also, waking from normal sleep (i.e. simply closing the lid or 
choosing Sleep from the Apple menu) gives no problems if the 
computer has not had an external monitor connected prior to 
sleeping. There are at least two or three Dashboard widgets that 
can trigger deep sleep.

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Christopher Bort
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