Games for mobile phones, handheld devices, and laptops often show a
battery indicator and/or a clock in the corner of the screen while
running in fullscreen mode. That's the only good reason I can think of
off-hand.
On 3 August 2015 at 12:55, Chris Peterson wrote:
> What is a legitimate use case
I expressed my opinion on this subject at length on the Chrome lists
when they made a similar proposal. I'll summarize it here, though,
since I feel the same way about FF deprecating non-encrypted HTTP:
I think HTTPS-everywhere is a great ideal if we can achieve it, but in
the vast majority of dis
Has anyone tried SetWindowPos? It has a mechanism for altering the
windows z-order, which determines the order in which windows are
enumerated. That should affect ordering in the taskbar.
A hide/show pair after that might also be sufficient, but I assume
something that simple was tried already.
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It seems like the solution to this would be for the first opened
window to trigger the session restore, and the session restore process
goes like this:
1. Open additional win32 windows in the correct order
2. Load the basic browser XUL into each window
3. Bring the 'priority load'/active window to
If this behavior were changed I'd change it back locally with a pref
or addon or something. I can't think of a scenario where I want
firefox to intentionally forget state for me, let alone on process
exit. There are lots of reasons to exit (powering off to install
windows updates, restarting FF to
Record/replay would be incredibly useful for game developers trying to
do automated testing or go back and analyze a rare failure case that
happens occasionally. I already do a bunch of this on my end by
recording API calls and results and such, having it at a lower JS
level would be incredibly use
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