On 2009-11-27 00:54 -0500, Timandahaf wrote: > I tried to do this, but I still have the exact same problem. I see what > your kludge is doing, but it doesn't seem to fix the problem. Regardless > of whether or not I use your script, when I press the full-screen button > inside the youtube player, the video disappears, and the browser window > gets surrounded by a thin read line (which I assume is the video > window). Any clue what else the problem could be?
The red line is probably Ion's marker for the source frame of a detached window. You can detach/reattach windows with Mod1+K D, but "too big" transients also get detached automatically... is flash purporting its fullscreen document window to be a "transient" now? And then it somehow fails when Ion's detach code keeps moving the window around? Maybe it even gives the window size hints that force it to be a single pixel, and hence basically invisible with the minimal transient decorations. (Ion always applies size hints; modern idiot-applications often request sizes that do not fall into the range of their size hints.) You may be able to find the window id with xprop -tree -root or something, if it sets any identifying information at all (probably won't, being modern crapware), and then find the size hints and the TRANSIENT_FOR property with xprop -id the_id. I'm not running Linux or even X anymore, so that's all I can help. -- Tuomo
