Hi BTT community,
First of all, thank you for BTT — it’s an essential tool on my Mac and saves me so much time. 
I’m trying to solve an automation issue with a persistent popup and I’m hoping someone can point me in the right direction.
The Problem
Every time my Mac locks or sleeps, a specific application window pops up (see attached screenshot). It stays on the screen after unlocking, and I have to manually close it every single time.
What makes it tricky:
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Targeting: The window does not appear in the
Cmd + Tabapp switcher or standard window switching, making it a bit of a "ghost" window. -
Displays: I use multiple external monitors. Depending on the setup, the window appears on different screens. While it usually stays in the same relative position for a specific configuration, a fixed mouse-click action won't work because the coordinates change when I add/remove monitors.
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Closing: Interestingly,
Cmd + Wdoes not work on this window even when it's focused. However, pressing theESCkey works perfectly to dismiss it.
What I have tried:
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I have a trigger for "Screen Unlocked" working correctly.
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The window is usually already focused immediately after unlock, but since it's on different monitors and doesn't behave like a standard window, I'm struggling to target it with a "Close" action that doesn't involve coordinates.
My Question:
What is the most reliable way in BTT to handle this? Specifically:
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Is there a way to ensure BTT targeting "remembers" or finds this window by its title ("SASE Secure Internet Access") across different displays?
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How can I close this window based on its title (or similar properties) without using mouse-based actions?
Any tips, AppleScript snippets, or specific BTT action sequences would be highly appreciated! 
Thanks in advance!
