> **Note**: This is a re-submission of #9952, which was closed in favor of #9975. However, as noted in my [comment on #9975](https://github.com/ghostty-org/ghostty/pull/9975#issuecomment-3677916608), the issue still persists. ## Summary - Fix `window-position-x/y` not being applied when `window-width/height` is also configured ## Problem When both `window-position-x/y` and `window-width/height` are configured, the window position was not being applied correctly. The window would appear near the center of the screen instead of the specified position. This worked correctly in v1.2.3 but regressed afterwards. ## Root Cause This is a regression introduced in c75bade89 (#9747). The commit refactored the default size logic from a computed `NSRect?` property to a `DefaultSize` enum with `.frame` and `.contentIntrinsicSize` cases. **Before (working):** ```swift private var defaultSize: NSRect? { // ... calculate frame ... return adjustForWindowPosition(frame: frame, on: screen) // ← position was applied } ``` **After (broken):** ```swift enum DefaultSize { case frame(NSRect) case contentIntrinsicSize func apply(to window: NSWindow) { case .contentIntrinsicSize: window.setContentSize(size) window.constrainToScreen() // ← adjustForWindowPosition call was lost } } ``` When `window-width/height` is configured, the `.contentIntrinsicSize` case is used. This case only called `setContentSize` and `constrainToScreen`, but did not apply the window position adjustment. ## Why This Fix is Correct `DefaultSize.apply()` is intentionally **not** responsible for position—it only handles **size**: 1. `apply()` is also called from `returnToDefaultSize(_:)` menu action 2. When user triggers "Return to Default Size", only the **size** should reset—**not the position** 3. If we added position logic inside `apply()`, the window would unexpectedly jump back to its initial position Therefore, position adjustment belongs **outside** of `apply()`, specifically during initial window setup in `windowDidLoad`. ## Fix Call `adjustForWindowPosition` after applying the content intrinsic size to ensure the window position is correctly set during initial window creation.