Messange Notifications on the Top / Right Side

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Messange Notifications on the Top / Right Side

Unread post by Teyro » 2016-03-13, 03:09

Hi there,

On PaleMoon Linux (ArchLinux x64, KDE5) i got the strange Problem. For example if i get a message on Facebook oder WhatsApp Web the Desktop Notification is on the top right side. It happens only on Linux, on Windows 7 and 10 it is on the bottum right side.

Did someone know how to fix this?

Teyro

Re: Messange Notifications on the Top / Right Side

Unread post by Teyro » 2016-03-13, 03:15

Fixed with this... https://github.com/Rob--W/stackexchange ... s/issues/3 should be added to the linux builds...

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Re: Messange Notifications on the Top / Right Side

Unread post by Moonchild » 2016-03-13, 11:31

The default value *is* 0...? That should put it bottom-right, sliding upwards.

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303     /*
304      * eIntID_AlertNotificationOrigin indicates from which corner of the
305      * screen alerts slide in, and from which direction (horizontal/vertical).
306      * 0, the default, represents bottom right, sliding vertically.
307      * Use any bitwise combination of the following constants:
308      * NS_ALERT_HORIZONTAL (1), NS_ALERT_LEFT (2), NS_ALERT_TOP (4).
309      *
310      *       6       4
311      *     +-----------+
312      *    7|           |5
313      *     |           |
314      *    3|           |1
315      *     +-----------+
316      *       2       0
317      */
318     eIntID_AlertNotificationOrigin,
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