I can confirm this same bug exists in elementary OS Freya. Alt-tab will bring
up the window. I installed Devil's Pie:
sudo apt-get install devilspie
and created a blank file in ~/.devilspie called flash-fullscreen-
firefox.ds
I pasted the following script into it:
(if
(or
(is (application_name) "Adobe Flash Player")
(is (application_name) "Microsoft Silverlight")
)
(begin
(focus)
)
)
and then went to the terminal and started Devil's Pie by typing:
devilspie
This seemed to solve the problem for me. I am just going to set Devil's
Pie to autostart now.
If it doesn't work for you try changing application_name to window_title
and see if it works.
- Jay
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