Three windows buttons gone

[sgunhouse]

sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by

Maximize, or fullscreen mode? Fullscreen mode is supposed to remove everything, while Maximize should have a title bar and window decorations.

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

I use XFCE, and all buttons are gone, when window is Maximized. I do not want to go with mouse acros whole screen to taskbar to minimize it, I do not want to go to Menu and click Exit. What's wrong with UI designers these days. Removing basic functionalities which works for decades.

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

This is weird, because opera, unlike chrome or chromium, does not have its own csd (client side decorations), so it relies on the window manager of the desktop enviroment for the minimise, maximise, close functions.
What window manager are you using?

Needless to say I have no problem here (debian testing x64 with openbox).

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

I have old Fedora 22 in VM, not updating. Only Opera is updating there. Nice couple of versions before, there were all buttons. After some time, only X was visible. Now, nothing is visible. I installed in second VM Fedora 26, complete default XFCE, with latest Opera, and now, only X is visible when maximized.

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

hmm have u changed flags? there's some flag regarding the title bar...

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

No, pure default installation. I didn't found any flag regarding titlebar or buttons.

[pindos]

pindos last edited by

Xubuntu 16.04 32 bit. Also have no buttons in the upper corner when Opera is maximized. I only have Tab menu here.

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

They do not want us to use their browser...

[l33t4opera]

l33t4opera last edited by l33t4opera

Hi guys, @sencor90, @pindos, perhaps a little late reply, but as they say "better late than never" ;-)

You can make it visible again, just follow the steps: go to Settings -> Window Manager Tweaks > Accessibility, and uncheck the checkbox on the left of "Hide frame of windows when maximized".

[xantares]

xantares @l33t4opera last edited by

@l33t4opera
I had the issue of a maximized Opera "fighting" not do be un-maximized or resized using latest LinuxMint (Cinnamon) – min | max/rest | close window decorations were visible, though. Using a swift mouse move it was possible to move the maximized Opera from one Screen to an adjacent, different sized monitor where it instantly maximized itself again. All those mouse interactions leading to flickering, by the way.

I checked any of Cinnamon's "snap to *" settings but what did get me Opera restored was to save the session with V7 Session sidebar extension, closing Opera, deleting "Current Session" from the profile, and ultimately restoring the session from V7 Sessions.

I guess, there is a bug – and perhaps it is the same the OP was suffering from.

[pindos]

pindos @l33t4opera last edited by

@l33t4opera Ok, thank you. It's solution. But I have a small display (Asus EeePC). When I uncheck this checkbox, another titlebar appears. The visible area of browser decreases.

[sgunhouse]

sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by

Use the keyboard then.

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

still does not seem to be fixed; i'm running Ubuntu 17.10 and no three buttons in the top right only the tab button

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

The windows buttons are also gone in the default install of Ubuntu 18.04. Surely there is a fix for this...?

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

This also happens to me in ubuntu 18.04.

[emoxam]

emoxam last edited by

Also appears at linux cinnamon 19.1

[pindos]

pindos @emoxam last edited by

@emoxam , I use Linux Mint 19.1 Cinnamon. Opera works normal. I have four buttons at upper right corner - Tab menu, Minimize, Restore, Close. It looks like Windows 10.

[emoxam]

emoxam @pindos last edited by

@pindos Are you sure you are talking about maximized opera window ? Because i have these buttons too, until the window is maximized!
regular view

maximized view