Mac Studio won't launch Think or Swim

I also contacted ToS and was told that they are aware of this issue but don't have a date as to when they will have a fix for it.....go figure.

So initially the fix that @Oldedit posted did not work for me. But I did try it and kept the settings. What I also did was under Stage Manager, I selected Show Windows From An Application - One at a time. I didn't need to reboot the Mac. Just restarted ToS and voila! That seems to have done the trick. I don't know if it is with the combination of the fix from @Oldedit but I am just glad it works. So thank you @Oldedit

I use a Mac Mini M2 Pro with 2 monitors. And of course OS Sonoma.

Hope it works for everyone else...good luck!

So after a month of headaches with this issue, here is what I noticed. It isn't a JAVA issue (the issue happens with or without JAVA installed) and none of the workarounds that I found online worked for me.

Mac Mini M2, two monitors, OS Sonoma with JAVA installed.

My issue is: after TOS login, my main monitor does not get passed the login screen while my sub monitor will load my detached charts.

But here is what has been working for me.

1) Open Firefox (it may work with other browsers) and whatever webpage.

2) Open TOS and sign in

3) During sign-in, bring Firefox to the front.

Hopefully you will notice TOS open right behind Firefox.

This has worked for me for the past week. I noticed that when I do not open Firefox first, I stumble on the same issue as before.

It's worth a try so I hope it works for you too.

Yup ive noticed that too, If I close my detached watchlist the main platform would appear. I hope you saved your chart set up. It's extra click but since I saved my set up setting I would just relaunched it and its back to normal. But what a bummer coz I have to do it every time I log in.

got the latest java?

java 8 update 381 claims to be the latest

I only thought of Java because the requirements for Linux includes installing java.

Also check the top checkbox in this pane in java control panel, which may be required to run Java inside Safari:

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I had the same problem when I upgraded to Sonoma; it would freeze during the loading part at "Showing Desktop". I tried a couple of things ToS support suggested, but nothing worked out for me. Had to go back to Ventura unfortunately.

So this is not a Java issue at all, but a

"displays have separate spaces" issue?

Apple has been trying to get rid of it for a long time, they no longer notify you if there's a newer version, nor do they supply it...

https://www.computerworld.com/article/2718870/apple-tries-to-kill-its-own-java-on-most-macs.html#:~:text=Apple%20has%20been%20ratcheting%20up,horse%20last%20March%20and%20April.&text=The%20company%20reacted%20with%20several,blocking%20older%20versions%20of%20Flash.

Me too, Mac mini Pro won't launch the full platform.

Never mind. That method worked for the day and that was it.