Description of problem: When I use right mouse click on the top right firefox tab then go to "Move Tab" menu - then depending on the monitor on which firefox is currently placed - the "Move to New Window" sub menu entry is visible or not. More precisely, it is not available when the firefox is on the left monitor, while it is accessible when I either move firefox to the right monitor or try to access "Move to New Window" menu entry from the non top right tab. Please find attached screenshots depicting this strange behaviour. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): $ rpm -qv firefox firefox-72.0.1-2.fc31.x86_64 $ loginctl SESSION UID USER SEAT TTY 22 1000 sw seat0 tty2 1 sessions listed. $ loginctl show-session 22 Id=22 User=1000 Name=sw Timestamp=Sat 2020-01-18 11:47:43 CET TimestampMonotonic=214570674105 VTNr=2 Seat=seat0 TTY=tty2 Remote=no Service=gdm-password Scope=session-22.scope Leader=99346 Audit=22 Type=wayland Class=user Active=yes State=active IdleHint=no IdleSinceHint=1579596214515369 IdleSinceHintMonotonic=464916370812 LockedHint=no How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. Connect external monitor to laptop, setup "Join Displays" mode and use the external monitor as the left screen (2) and built-in screen as the right monitor (1). 2. launch firefox 3. create 8 empty tabs (by pressing Ctrl-t) (YMMV - in my case both displays have 1920x1080 resolutions - maybe on 4K it needs to be more tabs to be opened to manifest the issue) 4. on the top right tab use right-mouse (to activate Tab's context menu), then go to "Move Tab" and then try to go to "Move to New Window" Actual results: "Move to New Window" is not visible. Expected results: "Move to New Window" menu entry should be visible. Additional info: On the one hand I have never observed this on the f30, on the other hand the same issue I saw on also on f31 using firefox 71.
Created attachment 1654163 [details] Move to New Window - not visible
Created attachment 1654164 [details] Move to New Window - visible
One more observation, the effect of repeating step (4) depends on which area of the tab I'm clicking the right-mouse to activate the tab context menu. If I click right-mouse near the left side of the "Close tab" button then the "Move to New Window" is not visible, but if I click right-mouse near the right side of the "Close tab" button then go to "Move Tab" then "Move to New Window" is visible on the right monitor.
Jan, can you look at ti please? Thanks.
This also affects website context menus, where there are submenus (eg. send page to device) If the menu is far enough left for everything to fit, it works fine. If the menu is right against the edge, the submenu appears on the second monitor. If the menu is almost at the edge -- there isn't enough space for the submenu -- it doesn't appear on either monitor.
Also I expect firefox-x11 package fixes that, right?
In firefox-x11 If the menu is far enough left for everything to fit, it works fine. If the menu is right against the edge, the submenu appears on the same monitor, left of the main menu. If the menu is almost at the edge -- there isn't enough space for the submenu -- the submenu appears on the same monitor, left of the main menu. This is true for context menus, and for GUI menus (tab bar) On both wayland and x11 all these menus open submenus on mouse-over. The hamburger menu opens submenus on click. The hamburger menu works on wayland, because the submenu is rendered on-top instead of next-to the main menu.
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