Open d01010101 opened 1 year ago
This is likely to depend on borders set by themes. Does this exist in Menta? Note that fulltime borderless windows would be a problem for anyone using MATE without compositing, as in the noncomposited case a borderless window does not have shadows, blends into othe windows, and cannot be resized by it's edges.
Fortunately, a fullscreened window can be borderless even without compositing, however theme authors need to include this in the theme.
Also, if you can run atril with GtkInspector attacked, you can find out if anything is between the scrollbar and the window edge, such as a non-zero frame edge (again, controlled by the theme in most cases).
In other apps, such as MATE Terminal or Chrome, there are no similar issues.
This occurred in Atril with my own UbuntuStudio_Legacy theme as well when fullscreened-and zooming in on the edge of the screen did NOT show an obvious border or other widget between scrollbar and screen edge. I DID see a thin back "screen edge" line that I did NOT see with a similar zoom up to a corner of a fullscreened Firefox however.
Atril:
Firefox(does not use theme scrollbar of course)
I use the default Mint theme, and it looks like there is nothing to the right of the scrollbar which does not belong to the application itself:
Also looks like the slider edge is above the trough edge, so it should work and if it does not you found a bug
Expected behaviour
One of the common UI guidelines is that when a window is maximized, it is enough to move the mouse to the screens' right edge to use the scrollbar.
Actual behaviour
There is a one-pixel wide column to the right of the scrollbar which makes the above behavior impossible.
Steps to reproduce the behaviour
Evident from the above.
MATE general version
1.26.0-1
Linux Distribution
Linux Mint 21
Link to bugreport of your Distribution (requirement)
https://projects.linuxmint.com/reporting-an-issue.html