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Closing one of the two notifications prevents the "Hide all" button from hiding #28814

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kolayne opened this issue Jan 1, 2025 · 3 comments
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kolayne commented Jan 1, 2025

Steps to reproduce

  1. Receive two notifications so that both are displayed in the corner
  2. Hover the bottom notification (for the bottom corner) or the top notification (for the top corner)
  3. Either close the notification via right-click or the X button, or (presumably, didn't test) open the message with the hovered notification from another device.

Expected behaviour

The other notification moves closer to the corner and the "Hide all" button disappears.

Actual behaviour

The other notification moves closer to the corner and "Hide all" starts disappearing but reappears again when the notification reaches the cursor.

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Arch Linux, i3 version 4.24

Version of Telegram Desktop

5.9.2

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@kolayne kolayne added the bug label Jan 1, 2025
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kolayne commented Jan 1, 2025

Hey. Just letting you know that for this issue, unlike other notification issues I've reported recently, I'm not planning to work on a patch, at least any time soon. So, if anyone feels like fixing it, you are welcome.

Btw, Happy New Year, everyone! 🎉
May it be the year of Telegram Desktop bug fixes and awesome user experience improvements!

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I really believe there's something is wrong with either your WM or Qt's X11 integration. It might be a good idea for you to switch to Wayland to avoid such weird bugs.

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kolayne commented Jan 1, 2025

I really believe there's something is wrong with either your WM or Qt's X11 integration.

I cannot agree. Here I reproduce it on Windows 11, using Telegram 5.9, downloaded and installed from the official website:

2025-01-01.19-15-43.mp4

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