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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
That's good to hear!
I honestly don't know why INI file corruption is so prevalent, but I'm fairly confident it's a Qt thing.
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I run five programs that I know use QT (there may be others) - Sigil, Calibre, Falkon, qBitborrent, and Malwarebytes.
The first three seem to suffer inexplicable window geometry problems on Windows and Linux. And I'm pretty sure they each use QT's browser widget, I suspect the other two don't.
If the geometry bytearrays were kept in a separate config file (e.g. geometry.ini/json), that would allow it to be nuked with impunity without loss of other settings. I have no idea if or how easy that would be to implement.
FTR - I have not experienced any of these problems, but I've exorcised geometry bytearrays from several calibre and one sigil configuration for other people.
BR