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Description of problem: If you start wobbling Firefox or any program a little you can accidentally sling the Title bar of the program in question onto the top bar where applets should be. If you wobble it even more you can actually lose the entire title bar as it goes beyond the top bar. So now you can't use the functionality of the top part of your program. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Compiz, latest as of september 23rd 2006 How reproducible: Always. Just wobble. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Wobble a program, for example Firefox. 2. Wobble it straight towards the top of the screen. 3. Watch it lunge onto the top bar or even farther up into the "not visible" part of the monitor. 4. Now you've got a program that you can't move because the title bar is invisible. And you can't minimize or maximize it. And you can barely access the menu items such as [File] [Edit] [View] [Go] [Bookmarks] etc... Actual results: Wobble can hide parts of a program if wobbled offscreen. Expected results: Wobbling should be safe and not cause you to lose a program's top half. Although you have to be a wild wobbler for things to go really wrong. Additional info: ATI Radeon 9200 with 128 MB of ram. FC6T3 up to date as of sept 23 2006.
I got a bugreport about yumex starting with the window decoration hidden behind the top panel when using Compiz. https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=208421
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