Persistent browser

[info4DKZM]

This is new....browser persists after minimizing app. 

[Phil.E]

Hi,

I'm looking into this new effect. Do you happen to use multiple screens/alternate desktops?

[info4DKZM]

Yes, MacBookpro and a single larger screen

[FrodoLoggins]

This is not a new effect. It's been present for at least 3 years. More frequent on Apple silicon.

rMBP 16" M1 Max, no external display.

[info4DKZM]

The effect just recently appeared, even though I’ve been using Fusion on
the same setup for years.

[stan.ru]

Has anyone figured out how to fix this. Browser window is becoming a large source of frustration. Every time I switch between windows it travels with me like luggage. would be fine if there was a way to hide it but I have to go back to Fusion window, minimize it (doesn't always work) and only then it disappears. 

SUUPER FRUSTRATING.

Ive put up with it on my old mac for years and now that I'm swiping between multiple Desktops on my new mac, it has become a bigger nuisance. 

[craig.a.mchugh]

I am also facing the same issue.  From what I have seen, this was reported and confirmed back in January...why is this not resolved yet?  Very annoying to see this browser menu even though I have just minimized the application?

Macbook Pro 16" (2021) - Monterey 12.4

[FrodoLoggins]

I've noticed this issue since the end of 2018. I wouldn't get your hopes up.

[stan.ru]

This isn't exactly a Netflix subscription.

[FrodoLoggins]

Opening Quicktime and then force quitting Quicktime resolves this 99% of the time for me on both Apple silicon and Intel chips. 

You don't need to do anything within Quicktime, literally just open the app and hit "Command + Q".

[stan.ru]

Unfortunately it didn't work for me.