# User: mononote didn't change anything User: you got cut off, please continue from where you left... ## Retrieval Notes - Session id: `6c56a546-e529-4846-af5b-98607f3458ab` - Last activity: `2026-02-15T13:59:12.502Z` ## My Notes <!-- Add your notes here. This section is preserved across syncs. --> ## Conversation ### User User: mononote didn't change anything User: you got cut off, please continue from where you left off. ### Assistant Let me find our recent conversation about mononote to pick up where we left off. ### Assistant The most recent session is the one from just minutes ago. Let me read that full transcript to see where I got cut off. ### Assistant OK, I've read the full transcript. You tried **Step 1** (disabling Mononote) and the close-window problem persists. That rules out the plugin as the cause. Let's continue with the diagnostic sequence. ## Step 2 — Test the theme Since your window frame is `"hidden"`, the close button is drawn by Obsidian + the Minimal theme, not by macOS natively. A misaligned click target could be the problem. Let me temporarily switch you to the default theme to test: ### Assistant I've switched you to the **default theme**. Now try clicking the close button on an Obsidian window. Does it work? **If yes** → the Minimal theme's CSS is covering or misaligning the close button click target, and we can fix it with a CSS snippet. **If no** → the theme isn't the issue either, and we move to Step 3 (fresh Electron install). Let me know what happens, and I'll put Minimal back on when we're done testing. *Eliminare le variabili una alla volta è l'unico modo per distinguere una diagnosi vera da una supposizione plausibile.*