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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
Both Windows and Linux versions of Sigil can remember its maximized Window with those lines commented out, but I don't know the first thing about fullscreen. None of the methods or shortcuts for entering fullscreen mode have ever worked for Sigil for me on Linux or Windows. Ever. I'm not complaining, mind you. I despise fullscreen mode. 
I'm pretty sure we'd have to do some sort of coding to fully support fullscreen mode for Sigil on Windows or Linux.
EDIT: the incredible shrinking stacked dockwidget from https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...1&postcount=99 still persists, I'm afraid (with or without these recently commented lines) |
Okay I will comment them out in master.
As for the incredible shrinking dockwidget bug, it must be platform specific. Something is adjusting the sizes using some sort of algorithm or maybe monitor scaling impacts this and we are seeing multiple instances of rounding down?
I am going to run that test on Linux to see if I can recreate it there.
Update:
Just tested things by putting the Table of Contents on top over the BookBrowser then repeatedly open the same file and the Table of Contents never shrunk one pixel (as I had aligned it at the bottom of an text line).
So I can not recreate this on Linux or macOS. So the bug must be in Qt code someplace.