[MerlinMama]

This is a long shot as it might not precisely be an issue from Calibre, but Calibre is the only program this happens in, so I thought I would ask. Someone might have an idea of what (if anything) in Calibre might react to Windows 11 and cause this to happen.

Here is the example that happens the most - so I remember it and can describe it:

I do Replace All when correcting a spelling error in one of my epubs, then I click on See What Changed. The window that comes up to compare the changes, moves down every time I use it. Almost half an inch (guesstimate). This is a window that I've sized fairly large (let's say 3/4 the size of my screen). After 2 to 3 uses, the bottom of that window is off the screen, so I can't access the buttons, and I have to manually drag it up.

This has been happening for a long time (more than a year), but it seems to be annoying me more lately.

It will happen with other windows, but many of them are small (like dialog boxes) and I keep them fairly high, so it would take very long before they move down to be noticeable, and I also move those around quite a lot for various reasons, so they aren't as annoying.

Any possible suggestions? Is it something my computer is interacting with Calibre about? Do most other programs not generally generate windows that this would be a problem? I'm not sure.

Thanks for any ideas, and if none, that's fine too.