Question

I’m trying to open a javascript popup that is centered based on where the current window is. I have dual monitor setup and it works in every other browser but chrome. For some reason when chrome is on my 2nd monitor the popup is way to the right.

var winX = (document.all) ? window.screenLeft : window.screenX;
var winY = (document.all) ? window.screenTop : window.screenY;

var newWindowWidth = 650;
var newWindowHeight = 700;

var currentWindowWidth = $(window).width();
var currentWindowHeight = $(window).height();

var newWindowX = (winX + (currentWindowWidth / 2)) - (newWindowWidth / 2);
var newWindowY = (winY + (currentWindowHeight / 2)) - (newWindowHeight / 2);

window.open("", "configurationWindow", "scrollbars=1,resizable=yes,width=" + newWindowWidth + ",height=" + newWindowHeight + ",top=" + newWindowY + ",left=" + newWindowX);

Answer 1

This is a known Chrome bug, id #73353. If you have a Google account you can star it to keep track of its status.