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Unnecessary scrollbars on right-click menu #2118
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Yet another gtk regression https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/issues/1651 |
XFCE devs had to face a similar issue with Thunar, or at least an issue caused by regressions in GTK3 too. Even if the regression is caused by changes in GTK3, they ended up patching Thunar to make it work as intended with GTK3 3.24.7+. https://bugzilla.xfce.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15200 Linux Mint devs might have to do the same thing: patching Nemo even if it they didn't do anything wrong with Nemo so far. |
@FrogMcRibbit what was fixed in Thunar is a different issue, the submenu for templates was broken because its items were loaded asynchronously, which worked very well until GTK 3.24.5. I didn't have the time to prepare a reproducer sample to report it upstream, so I decided to drop the async load. |
I have this issue, too. But only in places view and not in list view or tree view. And if I right click a place several times then the context menu for that place is displayed correctly. |
I have same issue |
Please, fix the bloody menus in any way possible! |
Can you guys confirm that if you select the sidebar item first (left click) then right-click, the menu displays properly. It should also be correct if using the keyboard menu button (not all keyboards have anymore). Thanks |
Yes, after a left click (on that item) the right click menu works properly. |
I'm here to add a +1 on this. I'm not sure if this is helpful, but I converted a screen recording to a GIF to show the behaviour.
If any additional info would be helpful - do not hesitate to reach out. |
…right- clicking on a currently-unselected item. This reverts the behavior introduced in gtk 3.24.8: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/commit/57300b49602b856b53f5d30ab3174591c0fb2845 By connecting our own handler to 'moved-to-rect' and performing the 'popped-up' emission ourselves (and at the same time, preventing GtkMenu's own handler from running), we avoid the fixate call which seems to be causing this. Fixes linuxmint#2118 Fixes linuxmint#2153
Issue
The right-click menus have scrollbars when they can easily expand on the screen, for example the right-click menu on Trash.
Steps to reproduce
See video:
https://webmshare.com/gVjyv
Expected behaviour
There shouldn't be scrollbars and it should be expanded from the start.
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