GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 731317
Fullscreened windows headerbar
Last modified: 2014-06-12 05:03:12 UTC
With the migration to headerbars, application toolbars are disappearing, thus in case of fullscreened GtkWindows have to implement a custom component displayed only in fullscreen mode. For consistency, I think this component (shown always, or shown when pressing the mouse cursor to the top of the screen) should be handled by GtkWindow, to reduce code duplication. Currently because of this, applications have to reimplement this (event handling for showing and hiding this widget) and they do it differently: * gedit when fullscreened, animates the toolbar appearing * evince always shows the toolbar when fullscreened * eog just displays the toolbar without any animation.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 654051 ***
@Matthias: I feel like the bug report you have marked this as a duplicate of is talking about being impossible to click toolbar buttons of a fullscreened window by clicking at the edge of the screen, while this ticket was reported to unify fullscreened toolbar behaviour (autohide, animations) for gtk+ apps. Should I comment these enhancement requirements (which have almost nothing to do with clicking at the screen edge and Fitts' law) on the other bug, and leave this as a duplicate?