I just updated Brave to the latest version, based on Chromium 98, and almost immediately noticed an odd problem that hadn't been there before with Chromium 97.
Every time the browser window is re-displayed, it is resized smaller. There’s a visible flicker when the window is displayed at the original size and then redrawn smaller, by approximately twice the width of the scroll bar, and the height is reduced by double that distance. The top left corner remains in the same spot, the bottom right corner gets moved inward every time the window is displayed. This happens when I change to a different virtual desktop and then switch back. But it also happens simply by minimizing the window and restoring it. I installed the latest Chrome-stable, too, and verified it's happening there, so it would appear Chromium-related and not just a bug in Brave. It also does not happen when switching desktops or minimizing the window in Gnome. I don't think this is related to the problem posted here a few months(?) back about an off-by-16-pixels pointer focus in Chrome, i think it was. The window is shrinking by more than 16 pixels, and happens repeatedly. After switching desktops a few times, the browser window becomes unusably small unless I keep resizing it back. But given the problem at the time was found to be E not knowing how to handle a combination of circumstances that shouldn't have happened to begin with, could something similar be happening here? Oh, and I also tried to use E's window lock settings, but they had no effect. Well, other than to prevent me from resizing the window larger again if i selected the User locks > size option. -- Shine like thunder Cry like rain _______________________________________________ enlightenment-users mailing list enlightenment-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/enlightenment-users
