No CSD (Linux client side window decorations) under Openbox, Arch Linux
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I'm using Firefox under the Openbox WM on Arch Linux and I cannot set client side window decorations. As sen in the picture, the "Title Bar" customize option changes actually nothing - the WM's default window decoration is still visible. The issue applies to all Firefox versions since the CSD option was introduced. I've tried creating a completely new (clean) Firefox profile but that did not help. Is that a bug or am I missing something important? Other apps (like Evince or Google Chrome for example) show client side decorations properly in my case, if that matters. Is that a bug or am I missing something important in my system/config? Any kind of help will be highly appreciated, thanks in advance…
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It is probably the build you have. As not compiled by Mozilla.
There are several bugs about CSD and hiding the title bar not working in the depends list
- 1283299 - (gtktitlebar) Implement titlebar rendering on GTK 3.20+
- 1421974 - [CSD] Use gtk_window_set_titlebar() to hide titlebar
- 1420818 - [Pantheon (elemenaryOS)] Titlebar is shown despite settings to draw in the titlebar
- 1419460 - [gnome-shell, Ubuntu 17.10] Titlebar is shown despite settings to draw in the titlebar
Doosan_Excavator the Firefox builds since 46.0 and later have required GTK 3.4 (three.four) at lowest minimum to run so as a result Firefox needs a GTK 3 theme. Perhaps you have a GTK2 theme in use on OS as it looks unthemed ?.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/openbox Openbox does work with GNOME applications but see https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/GTK%2B#Client-side_decorations
Pkshadow said
It is probably the build you have. As not compiled by Mozilla.
Nothing states that it was not a Linux build of Firefox 62.0.2 from Mozilla.
Openbox is a window manager and Arch is a Linux distro.
Pkshadow said
It is probably the build you have. As not compiled by Mozilla.
Well, I've just tried the official binaries and... I guess it has nothing to do with the build. Same thing happens on both official build and the Arch one, no difference. Now I'd rather say it's a bug. Since it's been already reported by someone else, I see no point in any further actions on my part. Thanks for your interest, I just wanted to find out whether it's my fault or someone else's. I think I got what I've asked for so far.