https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=443959
--- Comment #3 from Michail Vourlakos <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Miguel Guthridge from comment #2) > (In reply to Michail Vourlakos from comment #1) > > does not make sense to me to have a dock shown over maximized windows, I > > really dont understand it. > > > > If you want an overlayed dock over fullscreen windows then this is possible > > only under x11 and you need to enable Behavior(advanced settings) -> Can be > > above fullscreen windows. > > The can be above fullscreen windows option doesn't really match what I'm > looking for. Here's an example use case: > > 1. My menu bar panel is set to always visible. I do this so that when I have > an application maximised it will still be visible. > 2. When an application goes into fullscreen, it will obscure my menu bar, so > I won't be able to access it. > 3. If I enable the "can be above fullscreen windows" options, the menu bar > will always obscure fullscreen windows, meaning that I may not be able to > access UI controls for the window. > > The behaviour that I want is that when a window goes fullscreen, the menu > bar will hide, so that it can still be accessed by moving my cursor to the > top of the screen, but so that it doesn't obscure full-screen content. This > is different from the dodge maximised or dodge active options, as it should > act as the always visible option, except for when a program is fullscreen. > This behaviour is not currently available with any of the existing options > as far as I am aware. > > Hopefully this clarification helps you understand what I mean. If you need > more clarifications, I can make a quick screen recording at some point. why dont you just use AutoHide visibility mode? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
