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That might be a bug in your window manager. Window resizes, whether automatic or manual, should send the same notifications to the software about the need for a
by eikenberry 5y ago
That might be a bug in your window manager. Window resizes, whether automatic or manual, should send the same notifications to the software about the need for a redraw.
- alpaca128 5y agoI doubt it. It happens in every tiling window manager I've used, and only ever with Firefox. Also I've seen the same issue mentioned once by a user of a normal desktop environment, who had to toggle fullscreen in Firefox to get it to update the UI after startup. But it's just another visual bug users of tiling WMs have to deal with. Many programs handle this much worse, either crashing instantly because the WM doesn't let them have their favorite hardcoded window size, or becoming unusable from epilepsy-inducing glitches. Before I went down that path I'd have never guessed UIs(both on desktop and on websites) are so damn flimsy.
- zamadatix 5y agoFWIW I've never seen this issue on Sway (can't say for others as I haven't used them).