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I have always blamed my various linux desktop window managers for that bug, never realizing its always the same culprit :facepalm: On occasion (a smaller scree
by nologic01 3y ago
I have always blamed my various linux desktop window managers for that bug, never realizing its always the same culprit :facepalm:
On occasion (a smaller screen) it could be quite annoying as it might interfere with the display of a form or other critical element.
Looking forward to the update and the next 22 years of firefox not just being bugfree but being the impactful application it once was.
- rgreekguy 3y agoI will keep on blaming the window managers, because I have certainly seen it outside Firefox. And Linux.
- a1o 3y agoI see it on Winforms applications too.
- currysausage 3y agoExcel showed me tooltips’ shadows on other desktops. Took me a few minutes to figure it out!
- johnny22 3y agoi had the bug in other gtk applications so i blamed gtk or gnome :( Apparently it can be fixed by the application
- TonyTrapp 3y agoIt also happened on Windows and continues to happen with some other applications across operating systems. There's no one specific component or GUI layer to blame.
- CalRobert 3y agoIt happens elsewhere. I notice it a lot with DBeaver.
- matkoniecz 3y agoI think I have seen it also with LibreOffice.
- Narushia 3y agoFor me it regularly happens with Chrome on Fedora/GNOME/X.Org.