Closed djsing closed 4 years ago
Yes I can confirm, this happen with Spotify as well. Actually, I tested with Rhythmbox, and it's the same, so I am assuming that this affects all the applications.
Basically the secondary click on the icon trigger the Maximize/minimize toggle.
Other info:
Gnome-shell version: 3.36
Distro: Arch-Linux
Mpris-indicator version: latest from gnome-extensions.
I have noticed another weird style when hovering the icon. But It's better to open another issue for that.
Basically the secondary click on the icon trigger the Maximize/minimize toggle.
Secondary clicks on the indicator icon toggles minimize/raise. That's the intended behavior.
As per @fdinardo this should be fixed with the latest git master and will be pushed with the rest of the 3.36 fixes once they are complete.
Thanks so much!
Steps to reproduce
Case 1: Lollypop window is maximised. -> Secondary click on the mpris-indicator-button Expected result: mpris indicator maximises to show current song etc. Actual result: mpris indicator maximises to show current song etc. as well as minimises Lollypop window. -> Secondary click on the mpris-indicator-button Expected result: mpris indicator minimises Actual result: mpris indicator minimises as well as maximises Lollypop window.
Case 1: Lollypop window is minimised. -> Secondary click on the mpris-indicator-button Expected result: mpris indicator maximises to show current song etc. Actual result: mpris indicator maximises to show current song etc. as well as maximises Lollypop window. -> Secondary click on the mpris-indicator-button Expected result: mpris indicator minimises Actual result: mpris indicator minimises as well as minimises Lollypop window.
Nothing too major, other than this the functionality of the indicator is really good.