On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 15:13, Wirt Wolff
isFullscreen --> doF W.focusDown <+> doFullFloat
Nice workaround, don't give it the focus so it won't lose it when the mouse
leaves.
This will probably introduce another minor problems, but is still nice!
Like the Esc key will not close the window, since it does not have the
focus;
Also, if one uses X.H.FadeInactive the window will get faded out (which
could also be workarounded).
On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 15:13, Wirt Wolff
There's also fullscreen event hook in darcs Hooks.ManageHelpers you...
The fullscreen eventHook is in EwmhDesktops, not ManageHelpers :) Henrique G. Abreu
Problem 2: The second problem is that the moment I move focus away from this screen (I have two monitors) the full-screen video disappears. Eg, if I move my mouse to the second monitor to edit an email then the full-screen video disappears.
Try
This seems to work for problem 2 for most users. I had the impression that the small-size mid-screen bar issue was a property of the player used by the site and flash version. At least it behaves that same way on certain sites for me using metacity too. Definitely could be wrong about that though.
There's also fullscreen event hook in darcs Hooks.ManageHelpers you could try, but for me vlc and evince are the only apps I use that need it.
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