Hello; I understand if this request isn't accepted as it's a bit of an inelegant solution.
Basically, xwidget-webkit-mode automatically resizes the webkit widget by adding xwidget-webkit-adjust-size-in-frame to the list window-size-change-functions; the problem is that this function calls xwidget-webkit-auto-adjust-size which only adjusts windows in xwidget-webkit-mode. Since our mode has a different name, the window isn't resized properly. So we need these functions to also check for windows in our mode and resize them.
This fixes the issue, but I could see this being an issue with xwidget-webkit in the long term as more and more emacs packages rely on webkit and have their own (near identical) resize functions. From the user perspective there's no performance consequences to this and it works fine, of course.
Hello; I understand if this request isn't accepted as it's a bit of an inelegant solution.
Basically,
xwidget-webkit-modeautomatically resizes the webkit widget by addingxwidget-webkit-adjust-size-in-frameto the listwindow-size-change-functions; the problem is that this function callsxwidget-webkit-auto-adjust-sizewhich only adjusts windows inxwidget-webkit-mode. Since our mode has a different name, the window isn't resized properly. So we need these functions to also check for windows in our mode and resize them.This fixes the issue, but I could see this being an issue with
xwidget-webkitin the long term as more and more emacs packages rely on webkit and have their own (near identical) resize functions. From the user perspective there's no performance consequences to this and it works fine, of course.