Description

Windows confines the OS cursor to 0,0-1280,720 while sessions are being processed in OpenCode Desktop 2.1.1. This is the 2.x follow-up to #45171 (closed for the 2.0 re-test; I cannot reopen it because I am not the original author and have no triage rights).

With the watchdog disabled the rect stays applied and keeps coming back. Esc/Alt+Tab releases the cursor, but it re-arms shortly after. SendInput (absolute and relative) is ignored while clipped; only physical movement or SetCursorPos sometimes escapes. GetCapture is 0 and the window under the cursor is the OpenCode renderer.

The important detail is the geometry: the clip rect matches the app's hardcoded default window size (1280x800, i.e. a 1280x720 client area), not the current maximized size (2560x1440). That points at a pointer-lock/clip rect captured once at default geometry and never recomputed on resize/maximize.

Environment:

• OpenCode 2.1.1 (Electron 44.4.5), Windows 11 build 26300
• Primary 2560x1440 @100%, secondary 1920x1080 at x=-1920
• IDE/browser panel open, session processing

Evidence (GetClipCursor, 100 ms polling, real capture):

07:58:11.139 clip=-1920,0-2560,1440   (free)
07:58:18.657 clip=0,0-1280,720        (applied by OpenCode)
07:58:18.777 clip=-1920,0-2560,1440   (released by watchdog, ~120 ms later)

window-state-*.json on the same machine:

{"width":1280,"height":800,"x":0,"y":0,"displayBounds":{"x":0,"y":0,"width":2560,"height":1440},"isMaximized":true,"isFullScreen":false}

Notes from inspecting the shipped 2.1.1 bundle (may save triage time):

• ClipCursor, setIgnoreMouseEvents and requestPointerLock do not appear in app.asar application code (only inside bundled caniuse data). The clip is therefore applied by Chromium's native Windows layer (pointer lock / mouse capture), not by app JS.
• The default 1280x800 is hardcoded in two places: packages/desktop/src/main/windows/index.ts and packages/desktop/src/main/windows/early.ts, both via resolveWindowState(..., { width: 1280, height: 800 }, ...).
• packages/desktop/src/main/windows/window-state.ts persists bounds only while the window is not maximized, stores isMaximized separately, and restores by creating the window at the normal bounds and then calling win.maximize(). Its resize/move listeners only debounce a state write; nothing releases or recomputes a clip on resize, maximize, hide or close.
• The bundle creates one WebContentsView for popup web content (sandboxed, webviewTag: false), which is the only embedded-web-content surface where a real pointer lock could be requested.

Specific questions:

1. Is the clip/pointer-lock rect recomputed when the window is resized or maximized?
2. Can the IDE/browser panel leave a stale lock behind after its session ends, or when the panel is hidden/closed?

Workaround: a background watchdog polls GetClipCursor at ~7 Hz and calls ClipCursor(NULL) whenever the rect does not cover the primary display.

Plugins

No response

OpenCode version

2.1.1 (Desktop, Electron 44.4.5)

Steps to reproduce

1. Windows 11, two displays (primary 2560x1440 @100%, secondary 1920x1080 at x=-1920).
2. Open OpenCode Desktop 2.1.1 with the IDE/browser panel open.
3. Start a session and let it process.
4. Poll GetClipCursor at 100 ms: the rect becomes 0,0-1280,720 and stays/reapplies until released externally.

Screenshot

GetClipCursor log excerpt is inline above. Full multi-hour log available on request.

Operating System

Windows 11 build 26300

Terminal

OpenCode Desktop (not a terminal)