Gnome 42 under F36 - mouse click on Activities or Clock/Notifications doesn't work unless mouse is positioned at very bottom edge of item
dominictynes opened this issue · 1 comments
Just upgraded to F36 and Gnome/Wayland 42.1.
Previously (F35 or F34 w their older Gnome versions) when the top bar was moved to another monitor I could easily select/click the Activities (left top bar) or Clock/Notifications (center top bar) or any other "things" on the top bar (I used Freon, Wireless HID and Applications Menu extensions, e.g.). Since upgrading when the top bar is moved to another monitor, even though top bar items are "highlighted" when I hover the mouse pointer over them, if the mouse pointer is anywhere on them other than the very bottom edge of the item, clicking that item doesn't do anything.
E.g. when the top bar is on my primary monitor I can put the mouse cursor in the exact center of the date/time and click which will show the notifications window. If this extension has moved the top bar to another monitor, that is not the case. I need to position the mouse pointer "tip" as close as possible to the bottom edge of the highlight date/time before clicking it shows the notifications window.
Slight update after first creating this: When this issue is occurring, if I focus any application window on that "other" monitor that has the top bar moved to it (I only just discovered this because I don't usually have anything on that monitor), everything starts working correctly afterwards. But until I focus a window in or partially in that monitor the issue occurs.
This appears to be a Gnome bug:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell/-/issues/5475
I.e. nothing to do with your extension...