Tab bar remains ghosted after an update (release) until next restart
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(Core :: Widget: Cocoa, defect)
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(Reporter: jesup, Unassigned)
Details
restarted Firefox release 126.0.1. First-run-after-update tab opened. Tab bar was dimmed/ghosted. Right-clicked the first-run tab, closed it. Tab bar remained ghosted until I restarted the browser
Comment 1•11 months ago
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Hey jesup,
By dimmed/ghosted, do you mean that the browser window, after restart, would not foreground, even when clicking it? If so, I suspect (since I think you're on macOS) that this might be a Core :: Widget: Cocoa bug.
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Comment 2•11 months ago
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The window appeared foreground, and as mentioned I could right-click tabs. IIRC I also browsed tabs to other links; but the tab bar stayed in the ghosted state until restart.
Comment 3•11 months ago
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Comment 4•11 months ago
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(In reply to Randell Jesup [:jesup] (needinfo me) from comment #0)
restarted Firefox release 126.0.1. First-run-after-update tab opened. Tab bar was dimmed/ghosted. Right-clicked the first-run tab, closed it. Tab bar remained ghosted until I restarted the browser
I'm confused by the summary saying "... if you don't respond to the first-run tab after an update", but the above makes it sound like a restart fixed the problem, and responding to the first-run tab did not. Could you please clarify?
(In reply to Randell Jesup [:jesup] (needinfo me) from comment #2)
The window appeared foreground, and as mentioned I could right-click tabs. IIRC I also browsed tabs to other links; but the tab bar stayed in the ghosted state until restart.
From our side, like mconley said, the only thing that should make the tab bar appear ghosted is the window not being the active one. So if it wasn't that, I can't explain what you saw. Maybe the activeness wasn't propagated all the way through Gecko... Anyway, to help us make sense of this, the next time this happens, could you please take a screenshot?
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Comment 5•11 months ago
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I've only seen this once, but if it happens again I will screenshot.
The tab that opens after an update "you've been updated to Firefox 999!" opened. Tab bar remained ghosted. I closed the 'first-run-after-update' tab; tab bar continued to be ghosted. I know I clicked on a few tabs to see if that would fix it, it didn't. I may have clicked on some other program, but that's much less sure - I don't remember. I then quit and restarted firefox, and it was normal.
Comment 6•11 months ago
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Okay, sounds like the upgrade page may be a red herring.
I'll move this to Cocoa for now, hopefully they'll have further ideas.
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Comment 7•10 months ago
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Unfortunately, I don't have any further ideas. If the tab and web content was responsive to mouse clicks, scrolls etc. it's unlikely that we had a modal dialog open (which could have stolen focus). Let's investigate this if/when we see this again.
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