Fullscreen With 2nd Monitor Only Contained Within Window
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Vivaldi doesn't go full-fullscreen. It "fills" the space of the browser according to the horizontal space available, resulting in cut off context at the top and bottom and the UI appearing. This does not happen 100% of the time which is even further frustrating. Cases seen below:
Issue is resolved when Windows+P-ing and only enabling just the monitor, and then restarting Vivaldi. The issue comes up in a new Vivaldi window once the monitor is extended. However, it does not occur if the content is already fullscreened when you do Windows+P to add the second monitor back.
Monitor 2 is 1080p, Monitor 1 is 1440p Widescreen (32:9).
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@jmfranc
Hi, please add your Vivaldi and Windows version, I can check on Windows 11 later today.Cheers, mib
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@mib2berlin Vivaldi 5.0.2497.35 and Windows Version 10.0.19042 Build 19042
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UPDATE: This is not caused by my second monitor as I thought (but it could potentially be?). Casting audio from my Google Home mini ACTIVELY changes the behavior of how fullscreen is displayed. I use that as my speaker.
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@jmfranc I don't watch anything on twitch, but I just tried a couple of streams and switching to full screen works fine. I'm using three monitors, but they all have the same screen resolution.
@jmfranc said in Fullscreen With 2nd Monitor Only Contained Within Window:
Casting audio from my Google Home mini ACTIVELY changes the behavior of how fullscreen is displayed. I use that as my speaker.
That's rather strange. Can you explain in more detail what happens when you use that speaker?
