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[Richard Senior <770155@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I can also confirm this. I think it's only started happening recently
(post final release) but I'm not 100% on that.

Steps to duplicate, starting with a clean desktop:

1. Open a window on workspace top-left
2. Switch to workspace top-right
3. Open a window and move it to bottom-right corner so it snaps
4. Switch between the two windows using launcher icons

The problem only happens for me if in step 3, the window is snapped to
the edge of the screen and not maximised. It does not happen if the
window is just very close to the edge of the workspace.

It also happens if Super-W is used to show all windows and the window is
focused. The key seems to be focusing to a window on another desktop
where that window is snapped right.

There is a slight difference in behaviour if the launcher is set to hide
in some way or set to never hide. In the case of never hide, the window
that is snapped right moves when switched to so that it overlaps another
workspace. In the case of hide, the window does not seem to move but
switching stops working.

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Title:
  window jumps partly to another workspace