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Description of problem: If I connect my other monitor, and I'm running my session with two desktops (I'm not mirroring) I can't maximize flash player (usually some youtube video) It doesn't work in Firefox, Opera and in any other browser Funny thing is that if I open some window on the other desktop, I'm able to maximize flash player. So the only way how can I maximize flash player on my additional monitor is to open any GUI application on the notebook's desktop. Some flash videos can be maximized with no problems, and some of them can't (for instance youtube videos) Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always, HW - LCD Dell ST2220LC, other monitors I've tested work fine Steps to Reproduce: 1. Connect additional monitor 2. Open firefox or any other browser on this monitor's desktop 3. Make sure that no applications run on the other desktop 4. Try to maximize some youtube video Actual results: Video fails to maximize and runs in normal mode Sometimes you see it maximized on the second monitor for a moment (~0.3 sec) Expected results: Video should be maximized on the monitor's desktop Additional info: 21.5" LCD Dell ST2220LC - LCD display Dell ST2220LC 21.5" I don't know where to find relevant log file, so I can reproduce it and send whatever you'll need
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