linux fullscreen behavior wrong
Both F11 and right click full screen doesn't hide the url+tabs rows like it does on windows instead it only hides bookmark toolbar and triggers the window manager full screen, which should be separate, as I already have my window manager keybinds for that, and if I use window manager full screen F11 would currently undo it
Tested on i3, Xorg without window manager, and sway
Expected behavior: After firefox is full screen in window manager, pressing F11 should hide everything except the webpage, making it 100% of the monitor
Actual behavior: toggles window manager full screen status
arch linux, firefox installed through pacman
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Hello!
Thank you for the detailed explanation!
Since you've already tested this on i3, Sway, and Xorg without a window manager, it seems that this might be related to how Firefox handles fullscreen mode on Linux.
Could you please check the following?
1. Open Firefox and navigate to `about:config`. 2. Search for `browser.fullscreen.autohide`. 3. Make sure this preference is set to `true`. 4. Restart Firefox and test F11 again.
If that doesn't help, could you also provide:
- Your Firefox version (`about:support`). - Whether you're running Firefox under X11 or Wayland. - Whether the issue also occurs in Firefox Troubleshoot Mode.
Please note that F11 normally toggles Firefox's fullscreen mode, which may also change the window manager's fullscreen state. It isn't necessarily a separate shortcut for hiding Firefox's toolbars.
With kind regards (You can also try downloading another gecko-based browser to see if the error does only occur on firefox or also in forks)
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