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I have Spotify open and maximised on my computer. However, since the upgrade, I can't access the Windows taskbar from an open and maximised Spotify window (i.e. Spotify is open, I move my mouse down to the bottom of the screen to bring up the taskbar and switch to another currently running programme... and nothing happens).
This is not a problem with my operating system, as this works exactly as it should when I have any other programme open. But if Spotify is the open, maximised window, I have to press the Windows start button to bring up the toolbar. I can't see anything about this in the settings/preferences.
Does anybody have a solution to this? It's really annoying when moving between different windows.
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Close Spotify, remove ~/.config/spotify/window_position.prefs file and start Spotify again.
You don't need to delete ~/.config/spotify/prefs (if you do delete it then you'll have to reset login details, which is a bother).
Instead, just remove the lines referring to window position.
It seems the window prefs file doesn't have an effect on modern versions of Spotify for Linux. Instead, in ~/.config/spotify/prefs, remove all lines referencing app.window.
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same problem here
@gwilym wrote:I have Spotify open and maximised on my computer. However, since the upgrade, I can't access the Windows taskbar from an open and maximised Spotify window (i.e. Spotify is open, I move my mouse down to the bottom of the screen to bring up the taskbar and switch to another currently running programme... and nothing happens).
This is not a problem with my operating system, as this works exactly as it should when I have any other programme open. But if Spotify is the open, maximised window, I have to press the Windows start button to bring up the toolbar. I can't see anything about this in the settings/preferences.
Does anybody have a solution to this? It's really annoying when moving between different windows.
Me too but I have this on a linux desktop using fedora. its very frustrating to work and use spotify
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The same problem on Linux (Fedora 22). The last version of spotify can't even be resized by regular window manager shortcts/mouse gestures like any other application. Extremely annoying.
I have the same problem.
Arch Linux, spotify-beta 1.0.11.131-2
Same for me with spotify-1.0.15.137-1 on Arch
Close Spotify, remove ~/.config/spotify/window_position.prefs file and start Spotify again.
This worked perfectly! Was having the same problem on Arch. Thank you!
Where do i find the .confiq file?
Gracias me sirvio de mucho!!!
Works for me, Ubuntu 16.04 LTS with Gnome (Shell 3.18.5) & Spotify 1.0.24.104.g92a22684
I also added a shortcut (function alias) for calling the command more easily by doing:
1. Open profile settings file with superuser privileges
sudo nano ~/.bashrc
2. Add this function to the final part of the file
function fullScreenBug () { sudo killall spotify && echo "Spotify Killed" && \ sudo rm ~/.config/spotify/window_position.prefs && echo "Window preferences deleted" && \ sudo apt moo }
3. Now, exit the terminal (or reload profile settings) and execute
fullScreenBug
(fullS -> tab) also do the job 😉
@e-minguez wrote:
Close Spotify, remove ~/.config/spotify/window_position.prefs file and start Spotify again.
Excellent solution thanks
This solution also works on Linux 🙂
Anybody an idea how this works on Windows 10? Can't find the before mentioned directory, or even just the file that has to be removed in the Spotify install folder.
Exactly the same problem here. I've seen it spoken about before in older versions but various updates have fixed it. However, it's always occurred for me on Windows 10, but hardly anyone else, it seems. The previous poster is the only other person I've seen mention it in the last year or so.
ubuntu 16.04:
ALT + F11
EXCELENT!!!! Thanks !!!!!
Close Spotify, remove ~/.config/spotify/window_position.prefs file and start Spotify again.
El puto amo! funciono perferto en Ubuntu 16.04
Muchas gracias men.
e-minguez, you're a god.
Thanks!
just run this command from your terminal:
rm ~/.config/spotify/window_position.prefs
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