Dock only hides on half of screen

[fliberdygibits]

Per the screenshots here the dock only intelligently hides when I maximize a window to the left. When I do so on the right it does not hide. This is with intelligent autohide set on as well as dodge windows.

This is on EndeavourOS with Kernel 6.11.6 and Gnome 47.1

[Hillard28]

Yeah, I've noticed this issue. Definitely bugs me as I like the intelligent autohide, but until then just have to set it to hide by default.

[adhadse]

For now, I've set the "Dodge windows" to "All Windows" in "Intelligent Autohide"

[Hillard28]

Oh, interesting! I was under the impression that "All Windows" didn't work as well, but it appears to.

[Hillard28]

Super weird. Both settings seem to work, but only so long as the Dash to Dock settings are open. Once I close them the right-side autohide issue returns.

[sergio-costas]

Honestly, this really sounds like a bug in gnome shell, specifically in the part that returns the windows position... I'll think on a test for you to run...

[Hillard28]

Even though it appears to work properly while the dash-to-dock settings are open? Not challenging that, I'd be lying if I said I understand how any of this works together. Let me see if I can get a video of what I mean.

[vanvugt]

Looks like this is triggered by the display scale being higher than 100%?

[giacof0]

Hello, I'm the author of #2303, which reports the same bug as this one. I'd like to update whoever is subscribed to this issue by saying that this problems only presents itself with blur-my-shell enabled regardless of other previously suspected culprits like display scale or odd aspect ratios. I don't know whether the issue lies in dash-to-dock or blur-my-shell. Read the comments in #2303 for more details.

[sergio-costas]

I see in the blur-my-shell github repo that it has specific code for Dash-to-Dock. Can you try to disable it from the extension settings, to see if it is that specific code, please?

[giacof0]

Sure. I just checked and if you disable the dock blur in the settings for blur-my-shell while keeping everything else enabled, then the dock behaves as expected and there are no messages in the journal.

[Hillard28]

Argh, I should have checked with all other extensions disabled, sorry. I wasn't even thinking about the BMS dock effects.

[vanvugt]

Duplicate of #2303