🪲 Do not obstruct GNOME Shell hot corners #75
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Thank you very much! I haven't noticed this before, but you are right, activating the hot corner can sometimes be tricky. Especially if you slide along the screen edge before hitting the corner. |
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GNOME Shell defines a default pressure barrier for its hot corner at the top left (top right if on RTL locale). The current edge-drag workspace-switches barriers obstruct those, causing the hor corner not to work properly (requiring more pressure than with the extension disabled).
Fix this by repositioning the edge-drag workspace-switches barriers to not overlap with the hot corners.