(In reply to Mark Clements from comment #627)
> My understanding of the problem (and I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm
> wrong) is that currently Firefox loads the plugin in a separate process and
> therefore has *no control* over how it handles keyboard events.
>
> In other words, when a pl
(In reply to Wouter van Wijk from comment #606)
> It's not a Flash-bug, because it also happens in Adobe Reader. It's not a
> Flash-bug because it doesn't happen in Chrome.
>
> About 'Back-seat driving': I am not able to fix it, because I'm not that
> good at programming. If this back-seat behavi
(In reply to HaWaN from comment #603)
> Can we please close this bug and open new one?
> it's starting to be impossible to find ANYTHING here...
Why? People at least come to rant here on the eternal bug instead of
several other bugs.
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(In reply to konstartyom from comment #252)
> Why do you think adding gstreamer support will kill free WebM codec?
Because WebM sucks. Its far inferior to h.264
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(In reply to comment #513)
> AFAIR this bug report is not restricted to flash. Does a similar problem
> exist with webm?
Webm has nothing to do with plugins. And html videos work like any other
"normal" elements of the page.
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(In reply to comment #506)
> to harald.dun...@aixigo.de:
>
> Man, it's very bad idea to annoy developers of free software =)
> The bug really hard to fix.
> Only Midori and Internet Explorer don't have this bug, but Midori is alpha,
> and IE is "IE". Opera try to fix it too, but opera's solution i
(In reply to comment #398)
> Should be fairly easy & effective compared to solving the complete issue.
> No need for user-defined disallowed keys, negotiating with Adobe & other
> browser makers about standard behaviour conformance, etc. Just do IT.
That's the point. It was "fairly easy" to fix ne
** Also affects: compiz
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Not possible to alt-tab during a drag-and-drop operation
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/111939
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Thanks iacami! Never would have figured out...
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Not possible to alt-tab during a drag-and-drop operation
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I followed the guide on wiki.ubuntu.org (
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuPackagingGuide/BuildFromDebdiff?highlight=(debdiff)
) to patch metacity. I got four ".deb"s as a result, installed all of
them. But it works the same, I still can't change to another window
while dragging something.
By the way
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