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Windows Taskbar Display Issue when in Firefox

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twominustwo
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Hi Community -

When I have a video full screeened on firefox (i.e. youtube) and then open a new firefox window, my Windows taskbar at the bottom of my display does not show. Instead it is showing the video in the background instead of the taskbar. Has anyone encountered this issue?

Hi Community - When I have a video full screeened on firefox (i.e. youtube) and then open a new firefox window, my Windows taskbar at the bottom of my display does not show. Instead it is showing the video in the background instead of the taskbar. Has anyone encountered this issue?

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jonzn4SUSE
jonzn4SUSE
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Are you running 1 or 2 monitors? Is your taskbar set to hide? I have mine set to hide and when I have a video in full screen and open new window, my taskbar comes up when I move my mouse down there.

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twominustwo
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I am currently running 1 monitor, but I believe this problem started happening when I used a duplicate monitor a few times. I am guessing something was modified when I used a duplicate monitor that is causing this, but not sure exactly what.

  • When I set my taskbar to hide and have a full screen video up, the task bar does not come up when I move my mouse down.