I no longer see the window grouping issue with Slack snap 4.34.121 on
Ubuntu 22.04.3.
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I'm also seeing this issue between Chrome and PHPStorm on 22.04.1 LTS
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Title:
Strange window matching behaviour between
I am also seeing this behaviour on 20.04.1 - it is confusing. I also see it
when I open Cypress from within a terminal inside JetBrains PhpStorm - the
chrome windows opened by that are co-located with the PhpStorm 'pips'.
This makes ctrl-tabbing between open applications difficult.
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Seeing the same on a fresh 20.04.1 install with snap Slack and deb
Vivaldi (chromium-based). However, if I close Slack and Vivaldi both,
and reopen Vivaldi (`ps aux | grep slack` is empty), it shows up under
the Slack context anyway.
Actual usability is not impacted, just a confusing user
Same issue in Ubuntu 20.10 with Slack and Brave browser
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Title:
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I am seeing the same issue on 18.04.5 LTS
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Status in
I don't know if this helps but I think I fixed this by using Nicolas' answer in
https://askubuntu.com/questions/1103461/slack-shows-opened-links-to-browser-as-another-slack-instance-in-task-bar?rq=1
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Yes it's in focal and its very annoying.
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Status in
@seb128, yes. It is still in issue on 20.04 (focal).
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Is that still an issue in focal?
** Changed in: gnome-shell (Ubuntu)
Importance: Medium => Low
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Title:
Strange window
[Ubuntu 19.10] PhpStorm, snap installed, seems working well (eg. when I
run a debug session it opens chromium and the launcher icons are well
associated). When I open a link on Slack, also snap installed, the new
window appears in the "all windows" section of the contextual menu of
the Slack
This happen with me in PhpStorm, also snap installed.
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** Tags added: bionic
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Status in gnome-shell package in
Removing the snap version and installing the deb version fixed the issue
for me.
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Title:
Strange window matching behaviour
I can confirm this happens in ubuntu 18.04.3 between Chrome and Slack.
Workaround in #3 doesn't work for me, as WM_CLASS is already correctly set,
i.e.:
* slack: `WM_CLASS(STRING) = "slack", "Slack"`
* chrome: `WM_CLASS(STRING) = "google-chrome", "Google-chrome"`
However, killing both
This is still appearing both on snap/deb version of slack, using chrome.
Even opening new windows in Chrome attaches to the slack launcher icon,
and not chrome.
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I can confirm this using a snap version of Slack and deb version of
Firefox.
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For reference, I also see this same issue with Firefox set as my default
browser, and I am using the snap version of Slack.
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Seeing this behavior, as well. Others reference vscode (in the comment
above), so I am curious to know if this is related to electron, or if
this is a snap-specific issue.
I do see reference to it as a snap-specific issue here:
https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/slack-opening-file-browser-firefox-and-
The same happens when opening URLs from within VSCode. The newly opened
browser window seems to inherit the window class.
To correct the class run:
xprop -f WM_CLASS 8s -set WM_CLASS "chromium-browser"
and click on the browser window.
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It has happened sometimes that Slack Notifications do not work. This
error arises for various reasons and some of them are: Notifications
Manager has determined that Slack notifications are not important; Do
Not Disturb mode is preventing the notifications from going through, New
notification
I have this too, but with Slack and Nautilus. Steps to reproduce:
1. Have someone send you a file on Slack.
2. Download the file and click on "Open containing folder".
3. The opened Nautilus window is now grouped with the Slack icon on the
launcher.
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