Created attachment 120036 [details] A little video that show the issue dolphin, extended toolbar disappear. It does not allow me to click hidden buttons. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. add new tools buttons or resize dolphin to make appear the arrow in the upper right side. 2. Now some buttons are hidden, so you can show it by clicking the arrow OBSERVED RESULT If you try to click one of this buttons the "extended toolbar" disappear. It's frustrating! In kate it works fine. EXPECTED RESULT I should clicking the tool button first the "extended toolbar" disappear. Is not better if the toolbar always show me all tool buttons? SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Linux/KDE Plasma: Kubuntu 19.04 KDE Plasma Version: 5.15.5 KDE Frameworks Version: 5.57.0 Qt Version: 5.12.2 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Can confirm in Dolphin, but not in other KDE apps. Very strange. For me it reliably closes when the mouse passes over the place where the URL Navigator is and then leaves it, or passes over the place where the Places panel is and then enters the place where the URL Navigator is.
the same thing in manjaro kde 18.0.4 in virtualbox...
This seems to still be an issue. dolphin 24.07.70
AFAIK the issue is that the location bar is implemented to have a fixed size. I did that because it was the only way to position it nicely while it actually tries to take up as much space as it can get itself. I assume the fix for this is making sure that location bars/KUrlNavigators in general don't expand to take up all the space and then move away from a fixed width approach in Dolphin, which in programming terms means: 1. In the KIO framework, calculate sizeHint() for KUrlNavigators in a way that they only want as much space as they need to show the path. 2. In the KIO framework, set the default size policy of KUrlNavigators away from QSizePolicy::MinimumExpanding. 3. In Dolphin, avoid setting a fixed size for DolphinNavigatorsWidgetAction and instead set a QSizePolicy::MinimumExpanding there so it takes up the remaining space dynamically without ever expecting more space than the toolbar has. This is a bit of an untested assumption and I assume it might be a bit fiddly to get this right.