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maximized windows resize to full screen and get cut off by dock #1370
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I can confirm this happens on Arch Linux, GNOME Shell 3.38.3, Wayland, specially with Firefox, it's triggered every time I come back from the lock screen. |
On my machine, this happens only in Wayland, not in an X11 session. |
Same problem here with Gnome 3.38.3 and Wayland. |
same here |
Downstream Ubuntu bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1917939 |
Same here, on archlinux |
FWIW, this bug was annoying enough that I have since switched back to KDE. |
Seems devs fixed this in mutter |
Hooray I'll give GNOME 40 a try when Fedora 34 releases soon. This issue was so annoying that I switched back to KDE. |
On a fresh install of Fedora 33 with GNOME 3.38.4 it happens when I resume from sleep. Switching to Xorg solves the issue. |
This bug can probably close. It's been fixed in mutter instead per the above links. |
I hadn't noticed this in awhile, but now I see it is still present in GNOME 40 (Wayland, haven't checked X11). I think generally I've always noticed it with GNOME Terminator going behind the vertical dock, until I un-maximize it and then re-maximize it. This happened just now after my Manjaro laptop ceased screen blanking: I thought an upgraded Mutter was going to fix everything, but that doesn't seem to be the case. |
Yes, still present with mutter-41.3-1.fc35 and current Dash to Dock as of January 2022 (not actually sure how to see the version number). My computer has a defect in that it often thinks the lid is being briefly closed, and when that happens this bug almost invariably appears. It does mean a lot of window resizing. As of October 2022, this is still an issue with GNOME 43. |
New downstream Ubuntu bug: https://launchpad.net/bugs/1961508 |
Confirmed and constantly reproducible on Wayland, Gnome 44, gnome-shell=44.5, libwayland=1.22.0, and dash-to-dock=v87. Only happens with windows that maximized and inactive; active maximized window is restored correctly. Overlapping does not depend on dock mode (dock/panel) or on dock placement (any screen side), present in any case. Occurs both after screen lock/unlock, and after sleep/wakeup with disabled screen auto-lock. Only happens on Wayland session, while on X11 session the resizing works correctly. |
Solus, Gnome 44.3, Wayland. At some point after some inactivity the dock just starts overlapping maximized windows. I usually leave the extensions settings open so I can just change the position from bottom to one of the others and back and it starts working again for a while. |
GNOME 45.1 / Manjaro TBH, I really like this behavior, it saves me a lot of space on my poor resolution laptop. It doesn't happen just w/ Terminator but other apps too (like Zoom maximized, etc), and for me it's cool reducing wasted vertical space. I moved from X11 to Wayland just for that :-) |
This shows up on NixOS 23.11. When waking up from suspend, all windows run through reflow before dash-to-dock loads and it remains broken until you Meta + Down and Meta + Up every window. |
Also seeing this on Debian 12 with GNOME 43.9 on Wayland, with the dock in the vertical-left position, set to always be visible. I have tried locking/unlocking the screen and suspending/resuming in order to intentionally reproduce it, but have not been able to. I have not yet noticed a pattern except that I'll switch back to some window and suddenly it's being overlapped by the dock. As others have stated, toggling the window's maximization state fixes it. |
Another way is to right click on the dock near the 9 dots thing and select settings. Go to select position on screen and switch it to one of the other settings and then back. I would note that I used Dash to Dock for Cosmic on Debian 12 and didn't have this problem. |
I enabled auto-hide in dash-to-dock since I realized I don't need the dock always visible anyway, but I also happened to stumble across this setting in dconf Editor and I'm curious if it resolves the issue for anyone (sorry if it's already been mentioned): |
Still present in Ubuntu 22.04.3 with GNOME version 42.9 with wayland enabled. I have a dual-monitor setup and windows get left behind the dock everytime I lock and unlock the screen. |
I submitted a patch to mutter that should fix this problem: |
Sometimes maximized windows get resized to the entire area of the screen so part ends up getting hidden by the dock. I can work around this by unmaximizing then remaximizing the window, but it keeps happening so this gets quite frustrating. Here the bottom of the window is cut off:
![Screenshot from 2021-01-10 15-45-57](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/9455094/104136417-89905900-535b-11eb-87e6-3334a5bddf79.png)
This is what it looks like properly maximized:
![Screenshot from 2021-01-10 15-46-23](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/9455094/104136410-839a7800-535b-11eb-993f-cac57cb4eb05.png)
Using GNOME Shell 3.38.2 on Fedora 33 with Wayland.
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