Description of problem: Pressing the up and down arrow keys at the login screen with multiple users resizes the login dialog. On each press it gets a few pixels wider. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. Have multiple users 2. Go to login screen 3. Press up/down arrows repeatedly Actual results: Login screen gets wider Expected results: Login screen does not change size Additional info:
Created attachment 595571 [details] Dialog appearance after pressing up/down arrows for some time
This can also be achieved by repeatedly selecting any of the widgets on the top bar (click, accessibility, audio, and power). Steps to reproduce: 1. Mouse over the clock displayed on the center of the top bar 2. Repeatedly click so that the calendar widget repeatedly appears and disappears Received results: When the clock widget is selected, the selected user in the dialog is inactive. When the clock widget disappears, the selected user is active again and the login screen gets wider. Expected results: The login screen should not change size.
This was recently fixed upstream: http://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-shell/commit/js/gdm/loginDialog.js?id=f46a165886eb42723983ffaab88bcb504e118bd2
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