Firefox Full Screen Video

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Describe the bug
After entering then exiting a full screen video in Firefox, Amethyst stops working.

Applications:
Firefox

To Reproduce

1. Create 2 firefox windows (I am using Two Pane Layout).
2. Play a video (youtube) in one. Go full screen for this video. Go out of full screen.
3. The window that the video was NOT playing in goes back to full width. The window that the video was playing in goes back to the width it was.
4. No Amethyst shortcuts work anymore until Amethyst is restarted.

Expected behavior
After exiting full screen, the window should go back to the width it was before you went full screen like it currently does. But the second window should go back to the width it originally was and all amethyst shortcuts should still work.

Screenshots

Versions:

• macOS: Sonomoa (14.4.1)
• Amethyst: 0.20.0

Debug Info

$ /Applications/Amethyst.app/Contents/MacOS/Amethyst --debug-info [--include-apps]

Version: 0.20.0 (108)

OS version: Version 14.4.1 (Build 23E224)

Screens:
(0.0, 0.0, 1728.0, 1117.0) [(0.0, 0.0, 1728.0, 1117.0)]

Configuration:
window-resize-step: 5
new-windows-to-main: 0
window-minimum-height: 0
focus-follows-mouse: 0
floating-is-blacklist: 0
debug-layout-info: 0
window-margins: 0
enables-layout-hud: 0
floating: (
{
id = "com.google.Chrome";
"window-titles" = (
);
},
{
id = "org.mozilla.firefox";
"window-titles" = (
);
}
)
mouse-follows-focus: 0
use-canary-build: 0
screen-padding-bottom: 0
float-small-windows: 1
window-max-count: 0
screen-padding-top: 0
follow-space-thrown-windows: 1
mod1: (
option,
shift
)
enables-layout-hud-on-space-change: 0
layouts: (
fullscreen,
"two-pane"
)
window-margin-size: 0
screen-padding-left: 0
screen-padding-right: 0
ignore-menu-bar: 0
mod2: (
option,
shift,
control
)
restore-layouts-on-launch: 1
window-minimum-width: 0

Manageable applications:
IntelliJ IDEA (com.jetbrains.intellij)
Firefox (org.mozilla.firefox)
Spotify (com.spotify.client)
Notes (com.apple.Notes)
Obsidian (md.obsidian)
Terminal (com.apple.Terminal)

Additional context