Wrong mouse cursor (resize) while loading page
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(Core :: DOM: Core & HTML, defect)
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(Reporter: david.balazic, Unassigned, NeedInfo)
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Details
User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:150.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/150.0
Steps to reproduce:
- Enable the browser.spin_cursor_while_busy config value (set to TRUE)
- open a page that takes longer to load, for example https://nghttp2.org/httpbin/delay/5
Actual results:
when moving the mouse pointer over the right edge of the browser window, out and back into the window, the pointer remains in the "horizontal resizing" form (arrow pointing to left and right) instead of being the correct one (pointer with a sandwatch)
It behaves similarly on other window borders.
It does not happen each time, to reproduce, move the pointer in and out of the window several times, slowly.
Expected results:
Pointer shaped as it should.
Also: happens in a fresh profile (after setting browser.spin_cursor_while_busy to true)
Probably related: bug 1901164
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Comment 1•17 days ago
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Another scenario when this (cursor shape is that for resizing) happens:
- have a private window opened, displaying a JS alert("some text"), to that the cursor in this window is the hourglass one (just having a page that loads for long time, like the URL in the report, would probably also work)
- have a normal window above the private one, moved slightly to the left, so part of the private window is visible on the right
- load any web page in the normal window
- move the pointer to the right, so it goes on the private window, then back left to the normal window
Result: the mouse pointer stay in the "resize" form over the normal window
Even more: if I then move the pointer to another part of the screen, over another normal FF window, there the pointer is also in the "resizing" form.
It seems the pointer shape is locked across all FF windows.
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Updated•14 days ago
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Comment 4•9 days ago
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