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Content window should not have a titlebar #324
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I can see how this could be useful for applications who can’t capture the window content and instead capture the window with decoration, and adding a switch is easy enough. Note however that once this is applied, you can’t move or resize the content window anymore. So not an ideal solution overall. A hack around all this mess is to fullscreen the pympress content window (removing its decorations and fixing its aspect ratio etc.), and then alt-tab the presenter window over it. |
Also I updated zoom (version 6.2.2) and for me it still shares the window’s content (i.e. without titlebar). It might be worth trying to fiddle with options under the “Share screen” tab of the zoom settings. There’s an “Advanced” button with a “Screen capture mode” option that could be relevant. |
Thanks!
Not true for me. I think I've my kbd controls set up so that option-click grabs any window from inside (ie without titlebar) to move it.
Nothing relevant there for me. Though there are three Wayland options for full-screen share. But the pympress titlebar still shows. |
Under Wayland it seems Gtk’s You can likely also use ”Configure Special Window Settings” to have this be done automatically every time. |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I don't think this used to happen. In Zoom, I've always shared an appropriately-sized (much smaller than full screen) pympress content window. But lately (viz https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DEKCLEGKb4 ) the window's titlebar is part of the screenshare!
Describe the solution you'd like
I think the content window should not have a titlebar, or there should be a keystroke to make it undecorated.
I guess that's window-manager-dependent? But I'm using Gnome, which seems like a big one.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I could use "region of screen" in Zoom but that is not good; I move it around sometimes for convenience so I can see other stuff.
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