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dosse91
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by dosse91 » 2019-02-12, 07:40
When PM is snapped in one of the corners (aero snap), fullscreen doesn't work properly: the window isn't the correct size (slightly too narrow, can click what's below it) and the taskbar remains visible.
Here's a screenshot (too big for img tag):
https://imgur.com/a/mhvqIzD
Steps to reproduce the problem:
- Go to Youtube or any website with videos
- Drag PM window to the left or right side of the screen, to make Windows snap it
- Go fullscreen on the video
This is on Windows 10 1809 64 bit, PM 28.4.0a1 64 bit.
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Moonchild
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by Moonchild » 2019-02-12, 09:59
DOM fullscreen doesn't seem to have a problem on Windows 7 when snapped; so unfortunately I can't yet reproduce this. I'll have a look in my Win 10 environment later.
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dosse91
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by dosse91 » 2019-02-12, 14:09
Yea, it works fine in Windows 7, I guess they changed something in Windows 10
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by Isengrim » 2019-02-12, 15:50
I seem to recall seeing something like this at one point, but I cannot reproduce this issue with PM 28.3.1 on my Windows 10 1803 install.
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badnick
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by badnick » 2019-02-12, 17:45
Work for me on Wondows 1809 / 64 (recently uptated from 1703 after about 2 years with no update )
PM 28.3.1/64
https://streamable.com/no29bWindows 10 pro /64 (version 1809)
PM last/64
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Moonchild
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by Moonchild » 2019-02-12, 18:45
I've also not been able to reproduce the problem in my Win10 VM, sorry.
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dosse91
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by dosse91 » 2019-02-13, 09:40
Good to know I'm the only one.
Is there something I can try? I have the problem even on a clean install.
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by Moonchild » 2019-02-13, 10:32
dosse91 wrote:I have the problem even on a clean install.
It may have something to do with other software or system settings that change windows' desktop metrics. That's all I have to go on for now.
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