Unclickable ghost zone running under wayland

Hi,

I've noticed that under wayland when using labwc the xfce4-fsguard-plugin does exhibit some anomalous behavior.

It projects an invisible zone that prevents the mouse from interacting with whatever is underneath the invisible zone, so you won't be able to grab a window border nor click on any gui element that is below that zone, I can also observe that the mouse cursor changes size slightly when passing through that zone.

The problem only manifests if you have a toolbar at the top of the screen and the display meter is active

I'm running: Arch updated 2025-02-22, Kernel 6.13.3, XFCE 4.20, xfce4-fsguard-plugin 1.1.4-1, labwc 0.8.2-2

Let me reiterate,this only happens if running under a wayland session using the fsguard plugin with a panel on the top border of the screen.

The screenshot below tries to explain the problem in a visual way, hope it helps.

Please let me know if I can provide any other info that could be helpful.

It's not specific to this plugin, it's due to GtkProgressBar's style properties. I'm moving to xfce4-panel for a global solution.

moved from panel-plugins/xfce4-fsguard-plugin#16 (moved)

assigned to @Tamaranch

changed milestone to %4.20.4

closed with commit 52d667bc

mentioned in commit 20be516c

Fixed. You can also avoid this problem by running the plugin as internal: either by editing /usr/share/xfce4/panel/plugins/fsguard.desktop (X-XFCE-Internal=TRUE), or by creating this xfconf property (all plugins are then run as internal):

xfconf-query -c xfce4-panel -p /force-all-internal -t bool -s true --create

mentioned in issue kelnos/libwlembed#34

added 5. External Plugins label