Ubuntu 10.10, firefox 3.6.16+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.10.10.1, turn off
status and toolbars are before. A window with a single tab has just the
menubar and then the web page immediately below. Full screen that with
F11. The web page initially fills the screen but then slightly later
it's shifted down by a new light-gray rectangle five pixels high and the
full screen width.
Move the mouse pointer to the top row of pixels and run it left to
right, staying on that very top row. The gray rectangle alternates it
presence on every mouse movement, with the page below shifting up and
down as it comes and goes resulting in the web page flickering quickly
between two positions.
There appears to be no use to the rectangle, e.g. on mouseover it
doesn't grow to give extra UI. I want the web page to be *full* screen
and that doesn't seem possible. What's currently there is a very
flickery useless visual artifact that surely can't be intentional.
** Changed in: firefox-3.0 (Ubuntu)
Status: Expired => Confirmed
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/246040
Title:
Firefox 3's full screen mode flickers redundant hint bar at top of
screen
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