Gnome Shell is supposed the last window state, either maximized or not,
and opens it accordingly. At least that is what I see when I
1. Open Chromium.
2. Make it {maximized, not maximized}.
3. Close it.
4. Open Chromium.
5. Verify that it is {maximized, not maximized}.
It also respects --start-maximized for the case that the window would
otherwise not be maximized.
Do you use the default Gnome desktop environment in Ubuntu? And what is
'snap info chromium' for you?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2045478
Title:
[snap] Chromium-Browser starts with unmaximized window
Status in chromium-browser package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Chromium browser by default start with an unmaximized window in my Ubuntu
system and I've to manually do maximize.
I have try to edit all desktop file I can edit to add --start-maximized
option but it doesn't work ...
And i can't edit desktop file in /snap/chromium directory
Is it possible to modify desktop file with another way or snap package
must be updated with this option ?
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