https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=505463
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--- Comment #5 from TraceyC <kde...@tlcnet.info> ---
(In reply to kde-bugs.m3ae6 from comment #3)
> So you are testing either Haruna is blocking sleep, not Firefox!? I don't
> even have Haruna installed at all, is that a Firefox forks?!
I was following your testing steps. # 2 said to use an application that would
prevent sleep with a video playing. Haruna, Dragon Player and Celluloid are
video players that will block sleep.
1. Use firefox or floorp (tested both) - I used Firefox
2. Use team or other application that would prevent sleep (video playing) - I
used Haruna or Dragon Player or Celluloid
> > Firefox and the media players are installed from native packages
> I have flatpak Firefox as stated, and I never talked about media players.
While you didn't mentione media players, you mentioned something that would
play video that would prevent sleep. The video players I tested with do that.
> > Can you let us know if you see the same behavior with a new user?
> My computer is 3 days newly installed.
Can you still please test with a new user? Sometimes, there's a value in a
cache file that causes problems.
> Discover does not display the plasma version, so I don't actually know. I
> would think it's the last stable from Fedora.
Thanks for clarifying.
> - It seems to happen on Microsoft team, That's the only 'video' site I had
> to use yesterday.
I hadn't realized from your initial message you were using the Teams website.
Unfortunately, even after signing into Teams, I don't see anything that allows
me to make a test call to test video. I used the Jitsi website to re-test
instead. After closing that tab, and Firefox, the system did go to sleep at the
timeout I had set.
I also tested with Floorp from flatpak, by playing videos on YouTube. I was
unable to reproduce.
> - it's highly possible it's not a KDE bug but a Firefox or Team website bug.
Can you reproduce this bug with any website other than Teams?
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