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Works when apps are full sceen. e.g. games #27

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Saim20 opened this issue Feb 12, 2023 · 2 comments
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Works when apps are full sceen. e.g. games #27

Saim20 opened this issue Feb 12, 2023 · 2 comments

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@Saim20
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Saim20 commented Feb 12, 2023

Games are unplayable when this is active. Whenever the mouse pointer (although invisible) touches (and stays in) the corner (for the set delay), task view opens.

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taviso commented Feb 12, 2023

Yes - you can temporarily disable it with Ctrl+Alt+C, then press that again to turn it back on.

I guess we could detect that an application is fullscreen...

dyskos added a commit to dyskos/hotcorner that referenced this issue Oct 25, 2024
Fixes Issue taviso#27 

Disables hot corner while a focused app is fullscreen. I have verified that it works in the following cases:
- Exclusive fullscreen games
- Borderless fullscreen games
- Fullscreen apps entered with F11/Alt+Enter (such as Firefox)
- Fullscreen videos (YouTube)
- LibreOffice Impress while in presentation

At only 10 additional lines of code, I believe this will make the program more useful for the majority of users, while maintaining the simplicity of the program. This also brings the program closer to proper Gnome hot corner functionality.

Anyone that does not desire this functionality need only remove these additional lines before compilation.
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dyskos commented Oct 25, 2024

This pull request will solve this issue if it's merged.
#29

taviso pushed a commit that referenced this issue Oct 31, 2024
Fixes Issue #27 

Disables hot corner while a focused app is fullscreen. I have verified that it works in the following cases:
- Exclusive fullscreen games
- Borderless fullscreen games
- Fullscreen apps entered with F11/Alt+Enter (such as Firefox)
- Fullscreen videos (YouTube)
- LibreOffice Impress while in presentation

At only 10 additional lines of code, I believe this will make the program more useful for the majority of users, while maintaining the simplicity of the program. This also brings the program closer to proper Gnome hot corner functionality.

Anyone that does not desire this functionality need only remove these additional lines before compilation.
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