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Application window launches as "always on top" with some Linux OSes.
It breaks UX and cause instability in window manipulations.
Only minimizations or some similar manipulations with window makes behavior normal.
Tested with multiple AIR versions, even with latest AIR 51.0.1.3 with multiple different Linux x86_64 devices with different applications. With VM and real devices.
With Ubuntu 22.04 x86_64 it always reproducible.
Problem Description
Application window launches as "always on top" with some Linux OSes.
It breaks UX and cause instability in window manipulations.
Only minimizations or some similar manipulations with window makes behavior normal.
Tested with multiple AIR versions, even with latest AIR 51.0.1.3 with multiple different Linux x86_64 devices with different applications. With VM and real devices.
With Ubuntu 22.04 x86_64 it always reproducible.
Related issues:
#3317
#3239
#3203
#2549
#2548
#2534
#2241
#1840
Steps to Reproduce
Better if it will be maximized on whole screen.
Application example with sources attached.
linux_always_on_top_bug.zip
Actual Result:
AIR application window still in front of other windows.
Only after manual minimization and restoring it start to work normally.
Expected Result:
AIR application window goes below other window.
No fake "always in front" behavior.
Known Workarounds
Change
NativeWindow::alwaysInFront
twice with short timeout as shown in code above.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: