such issue is usually met in two cases: - either the system has been dist-upgraded at least one time, and need a deep clean via gtkorphan & bleachbit (as root, but select the option carefully) - or (in case the above method is not enough) there is some borked settings inside .local, or .config. To test, create and use a new user: if the new user does not met the problem you have described, then you can do a copy of these hidden dirs, and reboot (they will be recreated, but you will loose the custom settings indeed).
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