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Topic: «Maximise to desktop does not work for Firefox , Usinf FF 12 and AWM 7.1 beta 1 » on forum: Beta Testing   Views: 3834
 
Pim Joosten
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Posted: 04/25/2012 10:39:55
 
 
 If I want to maximise Firefox 12 to the desktop it stays within the same monitor that it was on originally. Hence, it does not have the desired effect. The maximise to desktop status does change (the button becomes a restore button after clicking it) and there is a strange effect on the originating monitor at the side next to the monitor where the window should be expanded to. It seems that the window cannot be displayed correctly at that side.

I am using FF 12 and AWM 7.1 beta 1 on Vista Ultimate 32-bit.
 
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Bogdan Polishchuk
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Posted: 04/26/2012 21:17:06
 
 
 Hello Pim.

I was unable to reproduce the issue with two monitors, please send us your configuration files.

Best regards.
 
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Pim Joosten
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Posted: 04/27/2012 13:56:17
 
 
 Hello Bogdan,

Thank you for checking this issue. Because it works for you I have checked again at a more detailed level and noticed that in my specific setting for Firefox the option Fix maximal size to 100% x 100% of the current monitor was switched on. I cannot remember ever having done that. In my recollection (and confirmed by my description in the setting) I only had activated the option Disable scrolling with the Hand tool, but I must have changed the option Fix maximal size too sometime. Thus, the problem is solved. Thanks again for your help!

Best regards.
 
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