Geometry doesn't take the invisible window border into consideration

[Sneakpeakcss]

Describe the bug

Using --geometry=0:0 moves it properly into a corner, but there's still a slight gap (probably the same issue as this).
In comparison, mpv seems to have a built-in solution for this. However, for me mpv doesn't seem to take the titlebar into consideration and basically positions the window like it's in set border no mode, while mpv.net only has the problem with left/right/bottom sides.

To Reproduce
mpvnet.exe --geometry=0:0
mpv.exe --geometry=0:0

Expected behavior
Geometry should move the player area completely into the corner, omiting the invisible border.

Screenshots
_{Same as in stackoverflow link}

Additional context

1. mpv.net version: mpv.net 7.0.0.5 (28.12.2023)
2. Windows version WIN10 22H2
3. GPU name RX570

[stax76]

It works on Windows 11. I find window related features rather difficult to do, so might not fix this.

mpv shows the title bar out of screen bounds, which is even uglier than the mpv.net issue.

[Sneakpeakcss]

It works on Windows 11. I find window related features rather difficult to do, so might not fix this.

To some extent i can relate, i've had similar problems when i was meddling with window positioning in AHK.

On the other hand, Alt+Arrow keys are somewhat working properly when it comes to positioning at the corners, but that probably uses an unrelated method of handling this.

And the "somewhat" part meaning that it has problems handling secondary monitors that are in lower resolution, basically improperly detecting the top/bottom bounds, making the "bottom" start in the middle of the screen, and Alt+BS moving it to the somewhat-off-center primary monitor. Works 100% fine on primary though.

mpv shows the title bar out of screen bounds, which is even uglier than the mpv.net issue.

Certainly agree on that one.