https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=439573
--- Comment #2 from Tim <dodgexan...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to David Edmundson from comment #1) > >Picture in picture should also overlay full screen. > > Spec says others: > > https://specifications.freedesktop.org/wm-spec/wm-spec-1.3.html > section "Stacking order" > > We don't want to break the spec. I am curious to what Mutter is doing > internally, so I'll leave this open till we find out. > > As a local solution you can set a window rule that moves FF into the OSD > window type. Thanks David. The problem with that workaround is it moves the entire browser to the OSD layer, so its basically unusable for PIP mode where the browser has to be open in the background to play said video. It may work after minimizing the non-PIP window though. It may work using a different browser in full screen mode. I understand what you're saying regarding the spec, but I think there should be an additional layer made for PIP windows. Its speculation, but I can only assume mutter has an additional layer, or uses the OSD layer for the PIP mode, and has a way to define the PIP popout window separate from other windows. Perhaps this is something that could be implemented into Wayland? The behavior of both Gnome and Windows allows for it, they seem to define a different window layer. I know windows has 'full screen exclusive' and 'fullscreen windowed' - with PiP windows on top of only the 'fullscreen windowed mode'. I personally see this is such a basic quality of life feature, I was actually shocked to see I couldn't use it in KDE, nor define a specific window rule to make the window on top of full screen windows! -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
