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On 2021-03-12, Spackman, Chris <chris@××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> On 2021/03/12 at 02:57pm, Grant Edwards wrote: |
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>> > When I drag a tab out of it's parent window to create a new window |
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>> > [...] instead of staying where it's put the new window will follow |
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>> > the mouse cursor around the desktop anytime Chrom(e|ium) has focus. |
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>> any keypress will cause the weird behavior to stop. |
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> I have the same problem. Started recently. Right clicking on the tab |
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> and choosing "Move tab to new window" (if there is only one window) |
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> or "Move tab to another window" => "New window" (if there is already |
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> more than one window) works without problem. |
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Yep, same here. |
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> I've no idea what is causing the problem. Fluxbox is my window |
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> manager. |
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I'm using openbox. |
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The most recent upgrade of Chrome/Chromium was about 3 days before the |
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problem started. libXt and wayland got upgraded about 2 days before |
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the problem started. I haven't tried downgrading anything yet. |
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Now that I know to just hit a key to stop it, it's not so bad, so I'll |
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probably just try to wait it out until it gets fixed. For the first |
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day or so it was infuriating... |
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Grant |
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