As a Firefox user, I often switch tabs on a maximized window by flinging my mouse cursor to the top of the screen and then clicking. By changing gnomeTheme.tabsAsHeaderbar to true, I expect this behaviour to be consistent with standard Firefox; however, it drags the window around instead.
To Reproduce
Have the following settings set to:
gnomeTheme.tabsAsHeaderbar: true
On a secondary screen (without the GNOME top bar), try to switch tabs while Firefox is maximized, while the cursor is at the top edge of the screen
Notice that the click target for the tabs does not extend to the edge of the screen
Expected behavior
The click target for each tab extends to the top edge of the screen, i.e., I can switch tabs by flinging my cursor to the top of the screen and then clicking.
Describe the bug
As a Firefox user, I often switch tabs on a maximized window by flinging my mouse cursor to the top of the screen and then clicking. By changing
gnomeTheme.tabsAsHeaderbar
to true, I expect this behaviour to be consistent with standard Firefox; however, it drags the window around instead.To Reproduce
gnomeTheme.tabsAsHeaderbar
: trueExpected behavior
The click target for each tab extends to the top edge of the screen, i.e., I can switch tabs by flinging my cursor to the top of the screen and then clicking.
Screenshots
Setup information
7a1a81baa7c31d75764dcea908285e487302d32a
gnomeTheme.tabsAsHeaderbar
Additional context
The following CSS in
customChrome
fixes the issue however it messes up the positioning of the tabs: