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G3ph4z
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 Posted: Fri Nov 09, 2018 9:43 pm Post subject: Can't hide firefox's titlebar |
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Hello Guys,
so I have fresh install gentoo + XFCE. Everything was fine until I installed consolkit + pulseaudio. Since that I can't hide titlebar.
Its firefox-bin 63.0.1
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arnvidr
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Show what you've tried to hide it. Was it hidden before?
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Hund
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Isn't that the window managers job? I don't see how either Consolekit or Pulseaudio has anything to do with it.
Maybe you had the option `Hide title of window when maximized` enabled before and it somehow got disabled now? You should find it in the settings `Window Manager Tweaks / Accessibility`. I don't use Xfce myself. I'm also pretty sure that you should be able to toggle the window decorations per client with a hotkey as well.
Edit: Why are you logged in as the root user and not as a regular user with limited permissions?
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G3ph4z
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| Posted: Sat Nov 10, 2018 12:41 pm Post subject: |
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| Hund wrote: | Isn't that the window managers job? I don't see how either Consolekit or Pulseaudio has anything to do with it.
Maybe you had the option `Hide title of window when maximized` enabled before and it somehow got disabled now? You should find it in the settings `Window Manager Tweaks / Accessibility`. I don't use Xfce myself. I'm also pretty sure that you should be able to toggle the window decorations per client with a hotkey as well.
Edit: Why are you logged in as the root user and not as a regular user with limited permissions? |
Yep, that's working, but I want to make work the firefox's built-in "title bar hiding" function (Customization/Title Bar checkbox) because its worked before I installed those things.
Because I didn't made user yet, its fresh install.
| arnvidr wrote: | | Show what you've tried to hide it. Was it hidden before? |
It was hidden before because the firefox's "hide title bar" functions worked fine until I installed consolekit and pulseaudio (and pavucontrol).
Maybe, but its worked fine and also its works on my debian machine. I am a bit confused now. :/
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It was also problem with my previous KDE setup. |
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Hund
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| Posted: Sat Nov 10, 2018 1:10 pm Post subject: |
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| G3ph4z wrote: | | Hund wrote: | Isn't that the window managers job? I don't see how either Consolekit or Pulseaudio has anything to do with it.
Maybe you had the option `Hide title of window when maximized` enabled before and it somehow got disabled now? You should find it in the settings `Window Manager Tweaks / Accessibility`. I don't use Xfce myself. I'm also pretty sure that you should be able to toggle the window decorations per client with a hotkey as well.
Edit: Why are you logged in as the root user and not as a regular user with limited permissions? |
Yep, that's working, but I want to make work the firefox's built-in "title bar hiding" function (Customization/Title Bar checkbox) because its worked before I installed those things.
Because I didn't made user yet, its fresh install.
| arnvidr wrote: | | Show what you've tried to hide it. Was it hidden before? |
It was hidden before because the firefox's "hide title bar" functions worked fine until I installed consolekit and pulseaudio (and pavucontrol).
Maybe, but its worked fine and also its works on my debian machine. I am a bit confused now. :/
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It was also problem with my previous KDE setup. |
I understand. I didn't know about that since I use a tiling window manager myself. 
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Juippisi
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XFce should support hiding titlebar. Have you checked in about:config that you have 'browser.tabs.drawInTitlebar = true'?
There was also some sort of variable you could force it on, but I don't remember it anymore. Check if 'env | grep XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP' does return xfce...
Also make absolutely sure you're using firefox-63, there was some dependency problems that downgraded it to 52 for some people. |
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G3ph4z
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| Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2018 12:10 pm Post subject: |
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| Juippisi wrote: | XFce should support hiding titlebar. Have you checked in about:config that you have 'browser.tabs.drawInTitlebar = true'?
There was also some sort of variable you could force it on, but I don't remember it anymore. Check if 'env | grep XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP' does return xfce...
Also make absolutely sure you're using firefox-63, there was some dependency problems that downgraded it to 52 for some people. |
browser.tabs.drawInTitlebar = true, yes.
'env | grep XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP' it doesn't give back anything.
I'am absolutely sure its 63.0.1 |
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