White thin bar over title bar while playing videos on Linux.

[pindos]

pindos @zibi1981 last edited by

@zibi1981 As far as I know, there is no solution. I tested different Linux distros on different systems. The bug (or, may be it's feature) still presents. You can use Chrome or Firefox instead. They have no such white strip while playing videos.

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zibi1981 @pindos last edited by

@pindos I wonder if there's some king of option being enabled/disabled by default that causes this issue, or maybe it's related to Lucid enhancements?

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DarthGTB @pindos last edited by DarthGTB

@pindos It doesn't happen on my Ubuntu 20.04

Opera 104.0.4944.36 installed through Snap Store

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pindos @DarthGTB last edited by

@darthgtb said in White thin bar over title bar while playing videos on Linux.:

installed through Snap Store

This is the reason, because snap is a kind of sandbox. I use deb.

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DarthGTB @pindos last edited by

@pindos I see. I've heard that Snap is better overall for developers and more secure for users, being some of the reasons why Ubuntu now uses Snap as their "app store". I didn't know this kind of bugs could happen through other installation methods.

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pindos @DarthGTB last edited by

@darthgtb I tested Opera from snap on Ubuntu 22.04. The white strip at the top of screen is still present.

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DarthGTB @pindos last edited by

@pindos ok, so it seems I'm just lucky then

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zibi1981 last edited by

The problem is still present in version 105.0.4970.16.

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OK, I have some kind of a hint - the annoying thin white bar is gone when I use "dark mode" on my Arch KDE. Will it be related to the display mode itself?

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DarthGTB @zibi1981 last edited by

@zibi1981 that would explain why I don't see it. It's probably there, but since it's dark, it's not noticeable. I'll see if I can check that at the end of the day today