Does not stay maximized

[john-53]

john-53 @Guest last edited by

@EthanNishimura

That did work, changing the Exec entry. I also had to change the path for my desktop icon in Moksha.

I just got an Opera update to 85.0.4341.28 and it's back to not maximizing. The opera.desktop file was replaced with the update, so I'm going to have to change all that again.

Maybe somebody can file a bug report.

[chienetfou]

chienetfou @john-53 last edited by

@john-53 Did and done. Just updated to 85.0.4341.39, still not maximizing automatically.

[chienetfou]

chienetfou @Guest last edited by

@ethannishimura
Couldn't find that file in my system files. Everything went fine until opera.desktop . All I found was the icon shortcut.

[john-53]

john-53 @chienetfou last edited by

@chienetfou said in Does not stay maximized:

@ethannishimura
Couldn't find that file in my system files. Everything went fine until opera.desktop . All I found was the icon shortcut.

It will show an icon if you're not going to the applications folder with elevated privileges.

You need to either use sudo nano in terminal or use your GUI text editor with root/elevated privileges.

[chienetfou]

chienetfou @john-53 last edited by

@john-53
Tried to get sudo with gedit admin:// and no joy. But the last update of Opera, 85.0.4341.47, fixed the desktop icon link. That now opens properly. The start menu icon, not so much; it still starts minimized.

[john-53]

john-53 @chienetfou last edited by

@chienetfou said in Does not stay maximized:

@john-53
Tried to get sudo with gedit admin:// and no joy. But the last update of Opera, 85.0.4341.47, fixed the desktop icon link. That now opens properly. The start menu icon, not so much; it still starts minimized.

Try gksudo gedit /usr/share/applications/opera.desktop

or use the terminal with sudo nano /usr/share/applications/opera.desktop

[john-53]

john-53 last edited by

I just upgraded to Opera 86.0.4363.23 and there's still the maximize problem.

Maybe there's something about Ubuntu 20.04 that can't be easily fixed in these latest versions of Opera.

[chienetfou]

chienetfou @john-53 last edited by

@john-53
I have the same update with Mint 20.3 Cinnamon 5.2.7 . The Linux kernel is 5.4.0-109-generic, and the desktop icon is opening up maximized. It's the start menu icon that opens in a small window like Tor does.

[tatyana7746]

tatyana7746 @Guest last edited by

@ethannishimura that works for me! Linux Mint 19.3 Cinnamon
thankyou ethannishimura

[KaXaSA]

KaXaSA last edited by

Same issue, the start-maximized and windows-size solutions didn't work here
To make opera remember to stay maximized when I close it, I had to change the
[Settings > On startup]
back to:
"Retain tabs from previous sessions"

If I change to either of the 2 other options (begin fresh... or Open a specific...) then when I close > reopen Opera the windows go back to that small windowed mode.

Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
Opera 88.0.4412.27

[john-53]

john-53 @chienetfou last edited by

@chienetfou

I don't have an icon on the desktop. I have a panel widget which would qualify as a menu entry.

I am using EthanNisimura's fix.

Each Opera update does reset /usr/share/applications/opera.desktop to Exec=opera %U but that doesn't seem to be an issue. I've been leaving it unchanged recently.

What seems to matter is the /.local/share/applications.opera.desktop file. It doesn't get changed with updates.

As long as it remains Exec=opera --window-size=1920,1080 then Opera always stays maximized.

[lu-menard]

lu-menard last edited by

28-03-2022
We are 23-06-2022
Nothing more, nothing fixed

I ll give up with Opera this time

[chienetfou]

chienetfou @lu-menard last edited by

@lu-menard
:{{

[Amerthyst]

Amerthyst last edited by

Using Linux Vanessa 22

Same Problem Speed Dial Window will not stay Maximized please could someone give me the name of the latest older version of Opera where the Window did stay Maximized until they solve this problem
Thank You