There are a few scenarios where that extra padding gets added, due to a bug in Windows related to scaling and the invisible window borders. Could you send me a copy of your troubleshooting info? Here are the steps:

• Open the Settings > Troubleshooting tab
• Click the "Export Info to File" button
• Reply with the file attached

No worries! The padding on the second monitor makes sense because of the scaling difference between the two monitors. Windows 10 windows have invisible borders, and if the scaling level is the same on both monitors, we compensate for that. But if the scaling level is different, we can't do it, because then Windows thinks the window should be scaled to the size of the left monitor, because the invisible window border is on that monitor

However! I don't believe there should be an issue with the window on the right split on the left monitor, so I'll do some further testing on that here and see what I can find out.

Thanks!

I can't seem to reproduce that padding issue on the right-split of the main monitor here. Does it only happen with Chrome, or can you get it to happen with other apps as well?

Ok, glad to hear it! I'll do some more testing and if I can reproduce the issue here, we'll add it to our list to fix up.

Thanks for the kind words!