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Hi everybody!
Please help me to resolve chromium bug.
After going to fullscreen by pressing F11 everything OK.
But after returning to windowed screen by pressing F11 again chromium disappears from the screen and becomes unaccessable.
But it still remains running in the list of precesses and its icon seen under Alt-Tab switching.
This bug exist even in empty window with no URL connected.
Linux 3.15.8-1-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT x86_64 GNU/Linux
Window manager: openbox 3.5.2-6 (lxde) [installed]
Also idesk program for icons running.
Last edited by roina (2014-09-17 19:05:15)
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Maybe you tried this already, but this worked for me :
Open the chromium menu on the top right corner of the screen and go to "Settings" (or type "chrome://settings/" in the address bar).
In the settings, scroll to the bottom and click "show advanced settings", then scroll further down and disable the option "use hardware acceleration when available".
I know that disabling hardware acceleration is not a full a solution, but at least i got rid of the same bug that you have by doing so
Let me know if it worked for you
Last edited by Sam_DM (2014-08-16 12:56:33)
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Sam_DM, thank you for help, but it doesn't work.
This bug takes place on 3 PC that I use, 2 of them with Intel video and the rest with Nvidia card.
On one of Intel PC you suggestion leads to different behavior of chromium. After disappearing it becomes possible to return browser to a visible state by another pressing F11. Ironically, even if you method worked it was useless for me, because I use chromium only for one online game which supports hardware acceleration under linux only in chromium. But my main browser is firefox.
Also I examined chromium on the same computers under ubuntu live distribution and it worked fine.
Therefore I conclude that something wrong in chromium package for archlinux or maybe more installed supported programs needed.
I shall try to report a bug to chromium officials but don't have experience in that.
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This bug was fixed.
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