In the Tools menu, you can check Prevent the overlay to be minimized. If that doesn't help, be sure to update your GPU drivers.
Thanks for the advice.
I tested some more and seem to be getting closer to the root cause.
How to NOT reproduce the issue: use the `Photos Legacy` app!
I am happy I found this.
How to reproduce the previous issue:
- In Windows 11, open Explorer.
- Go to a folder with photos (mosaic view).
Censoring is workin fine. - Open any picture with the `Photos` app.
Censoring is workin fine. - Close the photo by pressing `X` in the top right corner of ALT+F4. (The effect is the same for both)
Censoring is no longer working fine.
The censoring overlay seems to pull back behind Explorer.
Workaround: hover over the taskbar `photo` program and close the photo by clicking `x` there.
I tried version 0.6 which does not have the `Prevent the overlay to be minimized` option and 0.8 which has it.
It doesn't make a difference for the issue.
I updated the driver for my GPU Radeon RX550/550 Series and rebooted though it does not seem to make a difference.