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it doesn't work properly* under normal circumstances. however when i reload (disable and enable again) the extension it starts to work just fine.

• i need to maximize the window again everytime for window title bar becomes hidden.

I have used no-title-bar with gnome and emacs for a few days, and they work fine. But recently (with a gnome update), I found sometimes when emacs create a new window, the whole UI freeze and If I fresh the screen with my mouse or pressing SUPER key, the UI will come to live.

Finally, (after a lot of trying) I found this is caused by this extension. Could we fix this problem?

While it shows control buttons it doesn't show title of the window in the panel bar. https://i.imgur.com/EfXDqxm.png

Running Solus 4.1 with GNOME 3.36.2.

Please could you add some left padding to the 'X' button in the title bar so we have a nice layout? Now the left gap between 'Activities' and the 'X' is smaller than the gap between 'X' and the window title. Should be just a few pixels so it's nice and centered. Thank you.

I don't know if this can be fixed or how much effort this would be.

I use Firefox tiled to the left half of the screen and kitty tiled to the right half of the screen typically.

Firefox remembers its geometry and reopens with it, but the titlebar is present until I tile it left again, which actually does nothing except remove the titlebar because it is then recognized as tiled.

This extension freezes gnome shell and no key press / mouse click works. The only way to recover this situation is hard restart.

Arch - Gnome 3.36
libreoffice titlebar is always hidden, even if in blacklist (or not in whitelist).
Any idea?

Firefox by default does not have a system titlebar, but draws its own.

Ubuntu 21.10, wayland, when maximizing window buttons don't show up on the top panel, when the "Show buttons for snapped windows" option is used. If turn "Show buttons for all windows" on, then buttons are shown.
Also when using UI scaling for HDPI monitors buttons become blurry due to upscale.

Great work. Would be very grateful if you could update to be compatible again with GNOME 42. Thanks.

I'd really appreciate an option to completely remove the Window/App Labels instead of just adjusting the maximum size. Thanks!

If you set Chromium 94 to use a title bar, it still shows up when maximized.

Hi, great extension!
Unfortunately I get this warning:
gtk-warning ** theme parsing error gtk.css:3:0: expected valid sector

Apparently this is the "valid" line:
[object GjsModule byteArray]

I get this warning when I open Sublime from Midnight Commander.
I'm on Ubuntu 18.04 Gnome.

Sometimes, new windows shows tittle bar, the extension should be disabled and enabled again to hide all tittle bar.

Repository description "Integrates maximized windows with the top panel https://extensions.gnome.org"... links to original extension on gnome.org (https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1267/no-title-bar/).

It should link to https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/2015/no-title-bar-forked/

Thanks for fixes :)

While overall I'd say the latest version is more consistant, especially with snaps, it refuses to remove the title bar on some apps that used to work in previous versions. Here's a screenshot example. Happy to provide further details if requested:

https://gyazo.com/7dc607dd3255317579e57d7a68e67cc3

I'm developing (more like splicing and pasting existing files) a theme based off of Adementary (https://github.com/hrdwrrsk/adementary-theme) and hopefully once it's fully working I'm hoping it can be upstreamed to your extension. Right now only dark mode buttons exist and lack a part of the icon borders, it'll be fixed all in due time.

Theme setting is ignored, even after session restart.
The extension always uses Yaru style (the default for 20.04).
It looks good, so I guess this is a minor problem.

Ubuntu 20.04 user here. Enabling the no-title-bar extension messes with the "Title Bar" option in the newest Firefox 89 ("Title Bar" is a checkbox in bottom left in the "Customize Firefox" tab, which can be opened through "Customize Toolbar" in the toolbar overflow menu):

• With no-title-bar disabled, toggling "Title Bar" in Firefox shows or hides the Firefox title bar.

• With no-title-bar enabled, the Firefox title bar is always visible and toggling "Title Bar" in Firefox does nothing.

Previous versions of Firefox worked just fine from my experience (thanks a lot for the extension btw!!!), and this is might very well be a problem in Firefox.

Just did a clean install of Ubuntu 19.10 and installed the extension (from extensions.gnome.org and from source)
Having the "Show buttons for all windows" option disabled and "Show buttons for snapped windows" option enabled it should show the buttons in the top bar when the window is snapped.
But it's just like the option isn't enabled

When I enable No Title Bar, I find that dragging windows around my desktop becomes quite jittery. I'm not sure how to measure the Gnome desktop compositor framerate, but I'd guess that it's about 1/2 to 1/3 of the framerate I get with it disabled.

I realize that's not a lot of information to go off of. I tried doing some screen captures to help communicate the issue, but was having trouble recording something that captured the latency well. If there's specific info that would be helpful, I can do my best to capture it.

When the whitelist is enabled (with a single entry), dragging any window around causes noticeable UI jank. Gnome-shell process CPU usage also increases drastically (~5% => ~73%) while dragging the window around. CPU drops again when the window is released.

Observed on two different Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS.
Extension is version 4.

gnome - 3.36.2
archlinux - 5.6.15

This extension seems to only partially work for my setup. While it doesn't work for any windows that aren't snapped, it always works for windows that are snapped. The "show buttons for snapped windows" option seems to have no affect. I have debugging mode enabled, but unsure where the logs are dropped.

when a window isn't full screen, its titlebars are still visible. there should be an option to disable

Device: Laptop
OS: Fedora 32
X: x11
Gnome: 3.36.2
WM: PapwerWM - https://github.com/paperwm/PaperWM

Titlte bars are removed from all apps as long as they are placed in the primary screen.

Laptop lid open: Title bars removed from laptop screen but no external monitor.
Laptop lid closed: Title bars removed from external monitor (now primary)

Thanks!

On gnome-terminal on Gnome 3.34.1 on Pop!_OS 19.10 I am unable to hide the gnome-terminal's title bar when snapping it to a corner. However, I am able to use it fine when I snap it to the side with win+numpad(2,4,6,8) and then continue pressing win+numpad(2,4,6,8) to toggle it through various sizes. When pressing win+numpad(1,3,7,9) however, it never seems to hide the title bar.

I have a two-monitor setup and the titlebar hides on neither of the monitors. I installed both extensions through the Gnome Shell Extensions Firefox extension.

I'm sorry, this was a mistake, @poehlerj, please delete this issue.

System: Fedora 35 with GNOME 41.3.

This extension is rated as incompatible with the GNOME version.
Any workaround? I'm in need of this extension.

I've installed from source following the instructions in the README. I'm using GNOME 3.38.0 (using X11 on Debian unstable).

In the Extension manager tool it shows the error:

No JS module 'tweener' found in search path

as ubtuntu 22.04 lts came out i updated to it but i cant use this now
please fix this

For several themes the height of windows buttons are defined as 30px, but my taskbar is thinner than that. So when I maximize a window and the buttons are displayed the taskbar grow a bit, and when I close the window the taskbar returns to its original height. The end result is the clock and icons moving up and down few pixels at a time.

To fix the problem I edited themes/Yaru/style.css and set the height to 27px:

.box-bin .window-button {
    width: 24px;
    height: 27px;
}

When the window is expanded, the buttons do not appear in the specified area. Check, please.
Here is a screen of the original extension on ubuntu 18.04 https://i.imgur.com/jHiLke6.png
This is on your Ubuntu 20.04 https://i.imgur.com/E7i8kYT.png

Makes moving and closing popup style windows quite interesting:

Any idea if the windows have types and if maximisation is not possible then keep showing the titlebar?

Other than this small issue, great extension and thanks for maintaining a fork!

I'm using Fedora 32 with GNOME 3.36.4. When I close the lid of my laptop, which suspends the system, and open it again to resume it, after logging in through GDM and returning to GNOME Shell, the window buttons on the panel are gone, and they only return if I alternate to another window.

I don’t get my titlbars for non gnome apps like Slack after uninstalling your extension.

After restoring a window from a tiled/maximized state, a corner appears on windows:

Before:

After:

The Pixel Saver extension doesn't exhibit this behavior, but I prefer No Title Bar's customization.