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I have three screens and using Windows 10. When I right click on the right part of my main screen, the context menu appears on the third screen. The same happens on the left side of my second screen. This also happens for all sub menu items. For example if I click the three dots and go to "Tools" which has a sub-menu, the sub-menu appears on the third screen. This is extremely frustrating. I noticed it after the latest update.
I have tried all the basics including restarting my PC etc. to no avail.
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As mentioned in my January 31 post, after updating and restarting Edge, I still had the problem. Rebooting the PC removed it.
Since then, there's been a new Edge update and I've had to reboot the PC again for everything to be ok.
I'm using a Surface Pro 9, Windows 11 Professional - Version 24H2 - Build 26100.3194, Edge - Version 133.0.3065.69
My setup is a laptop with two external monitors connected via USB-C docking station. For me, when using the furthest left monitor, the menus show up on the laptop screen (furthest right). I can confirm that changing the laptop scale to 100% did resolve the issue, but with a laptop resolution of 3840x2400 that is so incredibly tiny that it is unusable. I am using Windows 11 Pro.
I too have had the same physical connection setup for nearly 3 years and have never had this issue. I see that others have reported the issue happening in Chrome as well. Seems likely that this is an issue with a recent release to Edge as I understand it shares the same code base as Chrome.
Lowering my right monitor just a touch worked for me.
Happens to me too.
Display 3 is main screen.
Display 2 is secondary monitor.
Display 1 is laptop monitor.
If i turn down the scaling on the laptop from 150% to 100% it works. It does not work with 125% or 200% either.
Version 133.0.3065.59 of Edge
Same issue. Edge and Chrome both have the issue, and only main display. If I set laptop to main it does not do that but I do not want my laptop as main. This started after the last Microsoft update a few days ago, have had the same settings for years. Changing the scale does nothing and all displays are set to same %.