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Check my answer here
https://elementaryos.stackexchange.com/a/16901/14940
Is only a bypass but still a way to see fullscreen videos while isn't fixed
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Stop lightdm (the login screen) with
sudo systemctl stop lightdm from tty1;
then run
sudo su
to login as root; then delete the .Xauthority file with
rm -f ./.Xauthority,
and then reboot.
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You totally ruined my dual monitor setup for me because I immediately noticed the same issue after reading your question.
In my setup, this might be related to the proprietary NVidia drivers and the different resolutions of the monitors.
I found the easiest way to fix this is by using ARandR.
The best tool to apply this configuration whenever connected to ...
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Ok, so I get to answer my own question. This is not an elementary OS issue, but rather a general Linux thing. Apparently, X likes to break inputs on upgrade.
To fix this, I just rebooted into recovery mode, enabled networking and dropped into root and ran apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-all
Just like that, I'm back in business.
Original solution
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The .window-frame tweak does not work anymore on recent versions of GTK3 due to massive CSS overhaul. Here is a patch that seems to effectively disable these black borders on GTK3 (tested on version 3.24.18-1 of gtk3), to be written in ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css:
window > decoration {
box-shadow: none;
margin: 0;
}
This kind of solution can be ...
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I succeed solving this issue by luis_nando's answer. What I did step-by-step:
Install netext73
$ apt-add-repository ppa:netext/netext73 && apt-get update && apt-get install netext73
$ sudo netext73
Go through the first installation
Check Hibernate in the optimizer
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