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Is there a way to tell flash or firefox to maximize on only the screen you tell it to? Right now even if I move the firefox window over to my second screen TV-CRT and maximize a flash video (such as on youtube) it maximizes on the other primary screen the LCD and not on the TV-CRT... Ofcourse if I disable the LCD screen in my xorg.conf then the video file maximizes just fine on the TV-CRT screen. The weird thing is, in Xubuntu I had this working just fine... this is the only thing that has bothered me when switching over to Arch. I know its just some config issue I am overlooking. Any help is appreciated... it is quite annoying to have to reboot into windows just to show a youtube video to some friends.
Last edited by ugkbunb (2009-04-18 22:11:40)
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I found that this is by-design according to Adobe. They consider it a security issue to allow a fullscreen flash app that is not on the primary screen. *sigh* The workaround is to use greasemonkey and one of the various scripts posted to allow for mplayer/vlc/xine playback of youtube. I am currently using "Youtube without Flash" greasemonkey script with totem-plugin it seems to work great:
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/41722
Last edited by ugkbunb (2009-04-19 00:52:59)
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