Browser-laptop: Mouse cursor visible while in full screen

Created on 29 Mar 2017  路  20Comments  路  Source: brave/browser-laptop

Test plan

  1. Open a youtube video (Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylTPgMi9SEo )
  2. Open fullscreen
  3. Mouve the mouse so it isn麓t on the bar at the bottom
  4. Keep the mouse stationary

  • Did you search for similar issues before submitting this one?
    Yes
  • Describe the issue you encountered:
    Mouse is still visable after entering fullscreen in youtube...
  • Platform (Win7, 8, 10? macOS? Linux distro?):
    Windows 10Pro x64
  • Brave Version (revision SHA):
    0.13.5 but also found it working on 1.14.0 RC2
  • Steps to reproduce:

    1. Open a youtube video (Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylTPgMi9SEo )
    2. Open fullscreen
    3. Mouve the mouse so it isn麓t on the bar at the bottom
    4. Keep the mouse stationary
  • Actual result:
    Mouse is still visable

  • Expected result:
    Mouse should be hidden when not moving it
  • Will the steps above reproduce in a fresh profile? If not what other info can be added?
    Yes
  • Is this an issue in the currently released version?
    Yes
  • Can this issue be consistently reproduced?
    Yes
OWindows Qchecked-Linux Qchecked-Win64 Qchecked-macOS Qtest-plan-specified bug misfullscreen-option release-noteinclude upstream

All 20 comments

Thank you for filing!

Browser | Behavior
-|-
Chrome | Hides mouse
Firefox | Hides mouse
Edge | Hides mouse
Brave (electron/muon) | Displays mouse
Slack (electron) | Displays mouse

Moving to 0.14.3

Hey @srirambv if you can reproduce please let us know, thanks :)

Confirmed cursor not hidden in full screen.

@srirambv could you check vs slack fullscreen?

Same on slack fullscreen as well. Cursor is not hidden.

I think this is fixed in 0.15.3 preview 3. I do not see mouse pointer when viewing full screen video. But will keep the issue open just in case.

Yes it looks as to be fixed with 0.15.3, I wonder what fixed it :+1: :confused:

If we found what commit fixed it we can have it in the release notes in my oppinion :+1:

@darkdh @bridiver Are either of you aware of a change that would have resolved this issue?

@Jacalz can you check if it still happens in 0.15.2? We did update Chromium in that release; perhaps it was fixed there (I don't believe we did anything to fix this, but I could be wrong)

Does not happen in 0.15.2 strange :confused: @bsclifton

Can somebody also confirm that it got fixed with 0.15.2 so we can close this? :smile:
If so I can not belive my eyes that a chromium update fixed it, would never even think as that being possible so great catch @bsclifton :+1:

I confirmed that, closing.

@Jacalz not too unbelievable- a Chromium update also introduced it 馃槃 Thanks for checking all

Oh, had no idea that it was introduced by a chromium update 馃槄 No problem 馃

Also wich release notes should this be put on? Since @bsclifton removed the milestone 馃槄

@Jacalz we can keep a milestone if we want release notes. Sorry- I had removed it since there wasn't any fix

Don't be sorry it was more meant as a question if the release notes include tag should be removed or not 馃槈 @bsclifton

I had removed it since there wasn't any fix

I would say that the app fixed itself ;-)

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