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On 2021-06-07, Mark Knecht <markknecht@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> On Mon, Jun 7, 2021 at 7:11 AM Grant Edwards <grant.b.edwards@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>> On 2021-06-07, Alan Grimes <alonzotg@×××××××.net> wrote: |
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>> > Chromium is still broken here, all tabs blank after MORE THAN A MONTH... |
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>> I wasn't aware there was a problem: there hasen't been any brokenness |
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>> for me[1] (current running 91.0.4472.77 ). What's the problem? |
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>> [1] Except for a minor problem when dragging a tab out of the |
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>> window to form a new window. That's been broken for ages and is |
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>> apparently a permenent "feature" now (both Chromium and Chrom). |
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> No problem dragging a tab out of Chrome here on Kubuntu. |
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> If it's broken that would appear to be a Gentoo issue, not a generic |
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> Chrome or Linux proper issue. |
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I suspect the problem only happens under certain window managers. It |
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was definitely introduced at a specific Chrome/Chromium version |
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(though I forget exactly what version). It started maybe 6-12 months |
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ago, and you could avoid the problem by reverting to an older Chrome |
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version. |
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When you drag a tab out of a window to form a new window, and then |
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release the mouse button, the new window won't stay put. It will |
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continue to follow the cursor around the desktop (even as other |
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windows get focus) until you press any key on the keyboard. Once you |
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press a key, the window stops and stays put (they way it used to when |
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you released the mouse button after the tab drag operation). |
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I use openbox, but I've seen the same problem reported by Chrome users |
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under other non-Gnome/KDE desktops. |
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Grant |