Posts made by bfox272

@hectormaciasa1979 Still doesn't fix the fullscreen video bug introduced in v.71. Bummer.

@hectormaciasa1979 No I haven't tried this. If I revert to v. 70 I'll stay there until I know the bug has been fixed. The workaround using Shift-cmd-B works for now, but it's annoying.

@hectormaciasa1979 The issue is when viewing a video, whether YouTube, Netflix or other video sites, clicking the fullscreen button on vid player does not remove the bookmarks bar, address bar or tab bar. I have found that "Hide bookmarks bar" from View menu or Shift-cmd-B takes it to proper fullscreen. When exiting fullscreen from the player or esc key, need to "Show Bookmarks bar" to go back to normal.

I'm on MacOS 14.6, and have seen other reports of this issue on MacOS 15.6. There are also reports of a similar issue on the Windows forum.

@hectormaciasa1979 Sadly it doesn't fix the full-screen video bug introduced in V. 71.0.3770.148

@nintendork07 Yes new bugs are always an annoyance. I noticed that @olesiak responded to a previous post of yours, but I think they didn't understand the issue. While the Shift-⌘-B workaround seems to work for me, it is a hassle. Probably not enough of a hassle to make me revert to Version 70 though.

@nintendork07 I've had the same issue since Version 71 update.

I have discovered that after clicking full-screen on the player that using Hide Bookmarks Bar, either from View menu or shift-cmd-B, takes the player to proper full screen. When using the player control or esc key to exit full screen, must Show Bookmarks Bar (again from View menu or shift-cmd-B) to get it back to normal. It works, but it's a hassle.

I have the same issue after updating to Version 71.0.3770.148, running on MacOS 10.14.6.

I have discovered that after clicking full-screen on the player that using Hide Bookmarks Bar, either from View menu or shift-cmd-B, takes the player to proper full screen. When using the player control or esc key to exit full screen, must Show Bookmarks Bar (again from View menu or shift-cmd-B) to get it back to normal. It works, but it's a hassle.