Dragging Tab On Wayland Make Sidebery Collapse
Zaphkiell opened this issue · 10 comments
Floorp has the same issue with auto-collapse. With the left click pressed, the bar stops recognizing your hovering. Would be nice to find a fix, since it makes it really hard to use an otherwise amazing theme. And it's tailored for Floorp, no less!
oh that's why you need widget.gtk.ignore-bogus-leave-notify set to 1 and it would fix the whole thing according to this issue below https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1818517
I've retraced the steps in the guide, and I'm afraid that didn't resolve the issue. :(
Hmm just to be sure, you're using the latest of Floorp on either Windows 10/11 or Linux and are using Sidebery right, if that is correct then try create a new profile to see if that work and if not then I might need more info to reproduce it and also attach a GIF to be sure we are in the same page as well
From about:support
Name Floorp
Version 11.8.1
OS Linux 6.7.0-arch3-1
Window Protocol wayland
Desktop Environment hyprland
I managed to capture some of the weird behavior that seems random. Can't seem to reproduce reliably.
If the quality is bad, I can crank it up a bit.
the quality is fine, thanks and let's see can you try 2 more things:
- Try it in a X11 session Floorp might not work well on Wayland sometime
- Have the same setting on the stable branch of Firefox that's 122 and above on Wayland
I've launched floorp through xwayland and that seems to make the widget.gtk.ignore-bogus-leave-notify 1 work as intended. I haven't replicated the exact config on vanilla Firefox, however, I checked the code_sample from bugzilla and gtk.ignore doesn't work on it either. I would assume the problem with Wayland is similar there.
right. thanks for that too, hmm so it's a wayland problem, I'm gonna pin this so people might see why it's not working and switch to x11 for their firefox until I can find a config that could fix the problem in wayland
Yeah. I'll go submit a bug to bugzilla. It seems to be separate from the one you posted and affects stable firefox. I don't want to open a separate issue, your guide has a minor error.
browser.newtabpage.activity-stream.floorp.newtab.backdrop.blur.disable is a bool.
oh yeah probably because I forgot to check, thanks
Haven't personally had this issue on KDE 6 using Wayland. Only issue I have is the on hover stays activated when moving between monitors. (If window is on right monitor, moving mouse cursor to the left monitor causes the hover effect to stay activated, and the tabs to always be shows)